David , we are moving down the path of super aggregation of third party OTT solutions. The traditional content operators are augmenting their content choices with this content
Hello david,
In my opinion, the future of on-demand television is here and business models are also transforming.
It went from payment or cash to subscription payment, also to payment for content consumption and now with AI, machine learning and big data this takes a step forward by becoming a huge market for data trading by second or third parties parts
Do not forget David, that more and more data is generated and at the same time new ways of exploring and monetizing that data are also generated, even when they were useless before they are now very valuable.
Consumers provide them with practically nothing and the UX is configured so that as a consumer you don’t have to think or try hard. Everything comes free and apparently done by magic to the consumer.
Hi David,
There could be a paradigm shift, in direct simulation.
Currently, the television is broadcast on one side, as there is the possibility of it from two sides directly.
Hello David, Many satellite operators themselves are used to saying that if cable can be used, cable must be used. If no cable, use a radio signal, and if no radio signal possible, use the satellite.
DTH and even DTT services will soon no longer be offered except in certain emerging countries and continents.
IPTV will be the solution for everyone.
Regarding D2C TV, the market is starting to be oversaturated. Advertising does not follow or only the best few.
As for satellite operators, don’t worry about their future, other services and markets are opening up to them. As maritime and inflight services .....
Hi David,
They will have to evolve and many already are. They provide access to several of those D2C platforms through their subscription based services today increasingly bundled like traditional TV channels. In addition they provide a tremendous infrastructure for broadcast events of which we have many still today. Be it the Superbowl, Olympics or FIFA World Cup their are legions of fans whom these networks have direct access and will pay the sporting bodies handsomely for the media rights. D2C has a place for some entertainment and non-event based programming but it will not entirely replace the existing MSOs and telcos but they will all find they need each other to survive.
Regards,
John
Evolve to hybrid solutions, that is, develop satellite STB that also connect to the Internet. Then liaise with OTT operators.
Evolve to hybrid solutions, that is, develop satellite STB that also connect to the Internet. Then liaise with OTT operators.
Hello david,
I don’t know if the comment is worth 6 months later, but I recently discussed this with a colleague, and we reflected a bit about:
-I believe that what is being questioned is the fact of TV as a platform for generating opinion and general criticism. 2 or 3 decades ago, we “believed” in those who came to TV (radio and newspaper), just because of that fact, and that was not massive. Social networks, the internet and the ease of generating and distributing content, I democratize the fact of reaching the mass, multiplying the points of opinion, and inviting us to endless new reflections.
-the digital and content business (netflix, amazon, disney, etc.) has found a platform on TV that enhances the deliverable product / service, from quality and improved experience.
-Let us not forget that all those over 25/30 years old in many countries grew up watching TV, either with the family, alone or playing video games.
-I write this after 3 months of worldwide confinement and mega expansion of online content consumption, and many finally consumed from TV.
Have a good week. greetings and take care!
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