Interviewees discuss interactive technology and the growth of digital programming.
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“As far as heading into fully funded digital content, it's definitely a topic. We have to talk about that. The extraordinary strength of the network gives you that kind of flexibility. It gives you the resources to launch, promote, and market something that could perhaps live digitally.” - Nina Tassler, Executive
Highlights
Nina Tassler on the importance of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and The Late Late Show with James Corden creating digital content and viral clips
03:54
Jeff Fager on the biggest problem facing the news media and the choices that are being made in response to digital media and the search for "clicks"
03:22
Stanley Hubbard on the technical aspects of switching over to digital television and the then-future of interactive television
04:31
Terence Winter on how digital technology has affected his work
01:15
Jeff Fager on the creation of 60 Minutes Overtime, 60 Minutes' online companion and the 60 Minutes app
07:11
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Jeff Fager
Jeff Fager on the creation of 60 Minutes Overtime, 60 Minutes' online companion and the 60 Minutes app
07:11
Jeff Fager on the biggest problem facing the news media and the choices that are being made in response to digital media and the search for "clicks"
03:22
Stanley Hubbard
Stanley Hubbard on the technical aspects of switching over to digital television and the then-future of interactive television
04:31
Dr. John Leverence
Dr. John Leverence on the new business model of subscription-based programming having the single biggest impact on the television landscape that he has seen
01:20
Ted Sarandos
Ted Sarandos on Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, which used interactive technology to tell the story
02:56
Nina Tassler
Nina Tassler on the importance of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and The Late Late Show with James Corden creating digital content and viral clips
03:54
Terence Winter
Terence Winter on how digital technology has affected his work
01:15