About this episode
On this episode of the StreamTime Podcast the BBC's longstanding director of sports, Barbara Slater, gives insights into how the free to air broadcaster is approaching the changing sports media landscape.
Talking points:
• How can the BBC compete with pay-TV's media rights budgets?
• What role does the BBC play amplifying pivotal sporting moments as a media aggregator?
• Why the BBC's role as a free to air broadcaster is as important as ever?
Talking points:
• How can the BBC compete with pay-TV's media rights budgets?
• What role does the BBC play amplifying pivotal sporting moments as a media aggregator?
• Why the BBC's role as a free to air broadcaster is as important as ever?
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