Included in the discussion are the following topics:
> To what extent are viewers in Asia moving to online video?
> How are technological developments contributing to this growth?
> Is online video in China becoming a genuine mass medium?
> What will this mean for traditional TV in the country?
> Is online a broadcast platform capable of being monetised?
> What is the impact on the way content producers and media agencies work together?
As always we welcome your comments, please email [email protected].
The Television Report was published as part of the 22 April 2010 issue of Media. To access the full report, click here to subscribe to the Media's print and e-magazine.
> To what extent are viewers in Asia moving to online video?
> How are technological developments contributing to this growth?
> Is online video in China becoming a genuine mass medium?
> What will this mean for traditional TV in the country?
> Is online a broadcast platform capable of being monetised?
> What is the impact on the way content producers and media agencies work together?
As always we welcome your comments, please email [email protected].
The Television Report was published as part of the 22 April 2010 issue of Media. To access the full report, click here to subscribe to the Media's print and e-magazine.
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