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OTT Question Time Live 2025 – Embracing Future Audiences

How is our industry attracting new, younger audiences when we’re already competing with platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and gaming? To capture their attention, we need to understand where they spend their time, what engages them, and how TV and video can fit into their daily habits. This session, ...

OTT Question Time Live 2025 – Japan Anime – It’s Real and It’s Spectacular

Anime is one of the biggest growth areas in OTT, says Larry Mahl, President of Japan Digital Entertainment. Japan media franchises, manga, games and anime are the most significant sources of popular IP outside of English language film and TV. Think Pokemon, One Piece, Mario, Attack on Titan, Demon Slayer, Gundam, Dragon Ball Z, Naruto, Transformers, Sonic, Alice in Borderland. ...

OTT Question Time Live 2025 – Streaming Wars Update

At last year’s show, Ben Keen boldly declared Netflix the winner of the Streaming Wars. But a year on, with YouTube’s dominance in ad revenue, creator content, and global reach, many are questioning if Netflix’s crown is secure — or if YouTube is poised to emerge victorious. ...

OTT Question Time Live 2025 – The Journey of ITVX

Since its launch in December 2022, ITVX has experienced a 35% increase in viewer hours, surpassing other major streaming platforms in the UK, including BBC iPlayer, Netflix, Disney+, Channel 4, and Amazon Prime. In June 2024, ITVX set a new monthly record with 375.8 million streams, marking a ...

OTT Question Time Live 2025 – All Things Content

Liz Bales, CEO of BASE (the British Association of Screen Entertainment) is joined by an all-star panel of Tushar Jindal, Amazon Prime Video’s Head of Content UK & Ireland, Katheryn Needham, MD of STUDIOCANAL UK, Tim Richards, CEO of Vue Entertainment, and Ewa Voigt, Director of Digital Distribution & International Licensees at Warner Bros ...

OTT Question Time Live 2025 – Shoppable TV

Shoppable TV is redefining the streaming experience, blending entertainment with commerce to drive direct viewer engagement and revenue. Featuring insights from Jay Rajdev, Controller of Advanced Advertising at ITV, Mike Shaw, Director International Ad Sales at Roku, Tom Smith, co-founder and Creative Director at FX Digital, and Joe Ward, CEO of EDGE ...

OTT Question Time Live 2025 – The Economics of Free Streaming

AVOD is no longer a side hustle for streamers — it’s a core driver of revenue and strategy. With BBC Studios, Yospace, Channel 4, and Amagi on stage, this session dives deep into the dynamics of ad-supported streaming. What’s behind the sustained growth of AVOD, and how are ...

OTT Question Time Live 2025 – The Power of New-stalgia

With the advent of streaming, consumers today have unprecedented access to films and television series of yesteryear. Discoverability and accessibility have not only further extended the life cycle of nostalgic content, but tipped the scales of what is considered “new.” Join Tubi’s Executive Vice President and Managing Director ...

OTT Question Time Live 2025 – AI Steering Committee

Whether we like it or not, AI is revolutionising streaming, transforming how content is created, distributed, and experienced. This panel brings together a diverse group of experts — including filmmaker Ben Field, M&E lawyer Kelsey Farish, Head of Streaming Editorial at Channel 4, Alex Wall and Suzanne Kirkland, Head of Sales and Business ...

OTT Question Time Live 2025 – The New TV Gatekeepers

Search, aggregation, and user experience platforms are now the pivotal gatekeepers of the streaming ecosystem, shaping how audiences discover and consume content. Our expert panellists, Fahad Durrani, Head of Content, Product Discovery & Monetisation at Google TV, Gabriel Cosgrave, GM EMEA & SVP Global Sales at TiVo, Hilary Goldsmith, Chief Customer Officer at Nexxen, and Rose Hulse, ...

OTT Question Time Live 2025 – Hayu’s Growth Trajectory

Single Genre SVOD. Specialty service. Mass market niche. Specialist OTT. Whatever term you use, there’s something very sticky about a well-defined, concentrated VOD offering when it comes to attracting and keeping subscribers. And, because these offerings target loyal super-fans – who want more of the type of content ...

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