A look back at the biggest stories this week
Whether it’s important, depressing or just entertaining, the telecoms industry is always one which attracts attention.
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Differentiation
Third-parties are next battleground in video streaming war
Securing a partnership with the likes of Netflix and Amazon might be the golden-ticket for the telcos, but no-one should forget they have as much negotiating power as the OTTs.
EE takes step towards content aggregator model
Content is a tricky topic to discuss around EE and BT, such is the scale of the disaster over the last few years, but a tie up with Amazon Prime and MTV Play is a step in the right direction.
Telcos need to seriously think about how to sell to consumers
Following the news that Sky has been slapped on the wrist for misleading claims during a 2018 advertising campaign, marketers need to have a long and hard think about whether they are doing a good job.
Orange Bank is on a roll
Cutting through the noise at Mobile World Congress is a tough job but Orange’s play for the financial industry is certainly a good attempt.
Apple expected to launch half-baked streaming platform
Rumours are swirling around the Apple content business once again, this time pinning an April launch date on a streaming product which would offer third-party bundles in-app.
T-Mobile US ditches streaming for aggregator TV play
After T-Mobile acquired Layer123 back in 2017, the US has been holding its breath for another Uncarrier move to disrupt the content world, but its not going to be as glitzy as some would have hoped.
Events
Future Vision Executive Summit
- 30 November - 01 December 2022
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Glotel Awards
- 01-01 December 2022
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The BT and Openreach strikes look set to be over, as the telecoms group today reached a final agreement with the Co hhttps://t.co/cybfCbqhHk
28 November 2022 @ 17:12:52 UTC
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has firmed up rules to effectively ban the sale of a raft of tech an hhttps://t.co/dG91gO8gFn
28 November 2022 @ 13:37:44 UTC
Netherlands-based Veon appears to have found a quick and tidy route out of Russia. https://t.co/7beJq1wjuu
28 November 2022 @ 13:37:35 UTC