In episode two of season two of The Amp, Executive Director Guy Bisson is joined by Daniel Gadher, Alice Thorpe, Orina Zhao and Peter Ingram. Daniel draws on the latest Q2 results and what these tell us about the impact the lockdown quarter has had on the advertising sector. Guy and Alice discuss production resumption and when we can expect a return to normality. Orina draws on findings from her latest report on the increase in popularity of Korean content, and Peter shares with us his research on the rise of PVoD and what a typical studio release strategy will look like post COVID-19.

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Kicking off a brand new season of The Amp podcast, Research Director Guy Bisson is joined by Henry Beckwith, Minal Modha and Richard Broughton. Guy and Henry discuss Quibi's catalogue, and some of the challenges that the short-form platform has faced not only during the lockdown, but with its content strategy as a whole. Minal then discusses her recent report on the next generation of cord cutters and what impact that is having on pay TV and streaming. Finally, Richard shares his recent research on why Roku is a marker for the future of aggregation.

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In episode 10 and the final episode from season one of The Amp, Research Director, Guy Bisson is joined by Olivia Deane and Daniel Harraghy. Olivia draws on Ampere's latest commissions and renewals data, and discusses what impact COVID-19 has had on the rate of renewal of TV shows. Daniel then talks about the resumption of UK Premier League soccer and how the temporary shutdown of sports could end up benefiting both fans and sports rights holders.

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In Episode 8 of The Amp, Research Director, Richard Broughton is joined by Toby Holleran, Guy Bisson and Minal Modha. Richard and Toby first discuss some of the latest developments in cord cutting in the US. Guy then draws on Ampere's latest sectoral forecasts and the knock on effect we’re seeing throughout media value chain. Finally, Minal looks at the rise of SVoD account sharing, and whether there is an opportunity for platforms to convert these borrowers into paid users. 

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In episode six, Research Director, Richard Broughton is joined by two members of Ampere's Content Markets team, Research Manager Daniel Gadher and Senior Analyst, Hannah Walsh. They discuss some of the latest Q1 results that have been published by many of the world's largest media companies over the past week. Richard is then joined by Analyst, Alice Thorpe, who sheds light on how production activity is aiming to meet consumer demand during lockdown, with a particular focus on German commissioning. 

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This episode is hosted by Ampere's Consumer Research Lead, Minal Modha. Minal is joined by Alexios Dimitropoulos, Tony Maroulis and myself, Henry Beckwith. First Alexios sheds light on how mobile and pay TV operators are reacting to the current pandemic, including the impact on lack of live sport on sports rights. Then Minal and myself chat about new short form content streaming service, Quibi following its recent launch, and how COVID-19 may impact its future commissioning. Finally, Minal speaks to Tony following its announcement of its quarterly results earlier this week.You can subscribe to The Amp on acast or find us on Spotify, Google Podcasts or Apple Podcasts.

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