Ofcom's draft regulation regarding the prominence of public service broadcasters (PSBs) within the connected TV environment shows a future for other countries to ensure PSB relevancy, but PSBs need to continue to do more in the new media landscape.
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Threatened broadcasters will need more than connected TV regulation to remain relevant
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David Tett
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David is Omdia’s principal analyst looking into addressable consumer devices in the visual entertainment team, providing media and telco clients with intel on the device ownership landscape and hardware uptake across the world. Previously he was responsible for Omdia’s forecasting into the mobile and telecoms market within the market data analytics & modelling team.
David joined Omdia (formerly Ovum) in 2018, and before joining Omdia, he was a market analyst, responsible for tracking, analyzing, and forecasting the worldwide TV, home video, and media streamer markets at Futuresource Consulting. David holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Cardiff University.
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