Sport could be “commercial suicide” for OTTs, Ed Barton of Ovum

Roshan Dwivedi Published on : 09 April 2015 1 minute

A report published yesterday predicts that we could see OTT platforms bidding for “major” sports rights by 2022. In the following exclusive guest post, Ovum analyst and TV Connect chair Ed Barton begs to differ. The first era of OTT visual … Continue reading →

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A report published yesterday predicts that we could see OTT platforms bidding for “major” sports rights by 2022. In the following exclusive guest post, Ovum analyst and TV Connect chair Ed Barton begs to differ.

The first era of OTT visual entertainment has been overwhelmingly on-demand based. However, what we’re increasingly seeing now is more emphasis on linear, live streaming.

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Written by: Roshan Dwivedi

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