TVNewsCheck's Michael Depp and Glen Dickson discuss the knock-on effects of the NAB Show's October cancellation on vendors and the implications for future trade shows, including December's planned IBC.
October 28, 2021
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Comments (1)
tvn-member-9348876 says:
October 1, 2021 at 4:10 pm
Very interesting and well done piece. A question came to mind late in the piece when Glen was talking about which sets have NextGen capabilities built into them and which don’t. Is there any potential that television sets in the future will be more like smart phones where the service providers (cable, broadband) start to offer the sets free as an incentive to gain or keep customers?