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OTT Question Time

Our flagship event, OTT Question Time, comes in three formats: Online – our weekly debate show where we explore the future of TV with broadcasters, film studios, service providers, vendors, and analysts worldwide. Riffs – informal chats around industry news. And Live – our annual in-person conference every January in London, where leaders continue the conversation face to face.

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OTT Question Time Live 2026 returns

OTTQTL26

60+ speakers, 12 fireside chats, 12 panels. Sharing knowledge and information.

Hear from – and engage with – leaders from the BBC, BBC Studios, BritBox International, Channel 4, DR (Denmark), The Economist, Everyone TV, Hearst Networks EMEA, Google, ITV, Metrotone, NBCUniversal, NRK (Norway), ProSiebenSat.1, TF1, TiVo, Toikido, Tubi and UKTV.

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OTTQT Riffs Episode 8 – BBC Resignations, Comcast’s Bid for ITV

When the news broke that Comcast had bid £1.6bn for ITV, Lydia and I thought, hands down, it would be the biggest story of the week. But then Tim Davie, Director General of the BBC resigned. Cue hasty updates to this episode where we discuss both developments. 

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