13. How has streaming changed public media?

from Media Uncovered · host Public Media Alliance

Video on demand has been around for barely longer than a decade, and yet it’s now impossible to imagine public broadcasting without it… let alone the wider media landscape. Its impact has been huge. In this episode, we look at public broadcasting in a streaming world. How has public service media changed in a changing market to remain competitive, relevant, and valued by their audience? How has the rise of those global streamers affected national public media? And how are public broadcasters rising to the challenge? Presenter: Harry Lock. Guests: Jari Lahti (Yle); Dr Alessandro D'Arma (University of Westminster); Wolfgang Kreißig (Die Medienanstalten); SunWook Choi (KBS). Music: Rachel Still, Lucas Thompson and Tom Brazier. To sign up for PMA's newsletter, register here: https://publicmediaalliance.us2.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=10c1d221c063ad7f5a74c1705&id=37dcbeb45c

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Video on demand has been around for barely longer than a decade, and yet it’s now impossible to imagine public broadcasting without it… let alone the wider media landscape. Its impact has been huge. In this episode, we look at public broadcasting in a streaming world. How has public service media changed in a changing market to remain competitive, relevant, and valued by their audience? How has the rise of those global streamers affected national public media? And how are public broadcasters rising to the challenge? Presenter: Harry Lock. Guests: Jari Lahti (Yle); Dr Alessandro D’Arma (University of Westminster; Wolfgang Kreißig (Die Medienanstalten); SunWook Choi (KBS). Music: Rachel Still, Lucas Thompson and Tom Brazier. To sign up for PMA’s newsletter, register here: https://publicmediaalliance.us2.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=10c1d221c063ad7f5a74c1705&id=37dcbeb45c