VODCAST Episode 52

Jarvis Todd and Paul Skeldon take a canter through how the world of content is becoming a mixed bag of styles and how you can cater to that change. We also learn that instant payments are exploding; what does that mean for DCB? Meanwhile, we hear the latest news about World Telemedia Marbella 2024

We also learn that instant payments are exploding; what does that mean for DCB?

Meanwhile, we hear the latest news about World Telemedia Marbella 2024

Stories covered in this vodcast:

A new study has revealed that Amazon was the UK’s most popular entertainment website in 2023. SEO agency Digital Climax analysed annual web traffic data to find the UK’s most popular entertainment websites over the past year based on the number of visits they received each month >>> Most popular streaming sites in UK reveal how it is about more than just content

A look at the most popular streaming services in the UK in 2023 reveals an interesting development in what consumers want. Paul Skeldon takes a look at how the content market needs to be about more than just, well, content >>> EDITORIAL Content: time to mix it up and start again?

All that data about who is watching what is an opportunity to flip the content model on its head. Julia Dimambro, CEO of Seriously Fresh Media explains how data, AI – and a giraffe – are going to change the content market in strange new ways >>>TELEMEDIA 8.1 LIVE 2024 Flipping the content business model on its head – and how AI will be key

Julia Dimambro, CEO, Seriously Fresh Media offers a look at the tools you need to create content that is great for subscriber acquisition and retention using AI – and how there is still very much a need for the human touch >>> OPINION Your subscriber acquisition and retention content creation AI toolkit 2024

Instant payments through wallet apps and open banking could surpass card payments by 2028, as they are more convenient for users and much cheaper for merchants, says Juniper Research study >>> Instant payment transactions to surpass $58trn globally by 2028, competing with card payments

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