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Guy-Lo at UEFA - hopefully new OTT players generate new competition. New players don't change the way UEFA sells, but does change what is sold - need to adapt the content and service to suit exploitation instead #SPOTT18
Sky Deutschland worried about fragmentation of rights - and what that means for consumers and the prices they have to pay, and the experience (and whether that influences whether they pay anything at all) #spott18
IOC also suggesting that the fragmentation and costs will change for consumers - but the consumer will decide on the extent to which they want to pay. Not necessarily as worried as Sky D - more sees it as a shift to a more transactional relationship between consumers and mediacos
UEFA sees a reconsolidation of services on the cards at some point. Not very simple for viewers, not healthy for the system. Add in movies and music and it's very complex.
Sky Deutschland: There's a limited media budget for different services. Sky wants to act as an aggregator for various services. Has Netflix, DAZN, Spotify already.
UEFA: Potentially a big opportunity for niche sports D2C, due to passionate fanbases, but not mutually exclusive with a bundled offer. #SPOTT18
Eurovision: Opportunity for users to edit their own sports video and customise their own feed. Something they're looking at.
