
Future of Media & Entertainment 2019
The streaming battle continues as new players are entering the fray, but what actually differentiates them? The Future of Media & Entertainment special report, published in The Times, explores why cutting through the crowded industry requires creativity and authenticity if brands want to engage with customers in a meaningful way. In an interview with Sir Martin Sorrell, he shares the lessons of digital disruption from his latest media venture where digital is dominant. It examines how 5G will change the sporting experience, the pull of video advertising for B2B marketing, and why gaming developers are under pressure to create more realistic experiences for games by tackling social issues, sexism, and mental health. Finally, the featured infographic focuses on gender inequality in film and TV and how it has barely changed over the past decade.
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Future of Media & Entertainment 2019
Private content delivery networks are the future
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Future of Media & Entertainment 2019
Managing the explosion in global video
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Future of Media & Entertainment 2019
Hybrid media puts paid to past consumption models
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Future of Media & Entertainment 2019
Embracing agility to stay ahead of media disruption