Nextv CEO Africa - A Deep Dive into the Changing Dynamics of TV and Telco

Nextv CEO Africa
Nextv CEO Africa brings together the leading Pay TV operators, Telcos, Broadcasters, OTT platforms, Technology suppliers and the whole entertainment industry from Africa to meet, network and discuss the future of TV, Telco and entertainment.
1 February 2020
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Nextv CEO Africa - April 29th & 30th, 2020. Kigali - Marriott Hotel, RWANDA - 5th Edition

Nextv CEO Africa brings together the leading Pay TV operators, Telcos, Broadcasters, OTT platforms, Technology suppliers and the whole entertainment industry from Africa to meet, network and discuss the future of TV, Telco and entertainment.

During two days, get ready to engage with top African buyers in the Nextv Content Africa area. Network with influential industry players to promote and sell content within the African growing market.

 

Key hot topics:

Building a resilient African FTA industry

Mobile operators going OTT: Format & business model

Integration of mobile money solutions for OTT and Pay TV operators

Shifting TV viewing habits and usage of multiple devices: How to adapt to that reality? • How can international TV channels reach Africans?

Monetisation of African sports content

The public broadcasters of the future

Africa's booming music streaming industry

Kids content for Africa: Local or international

Nollywood producers going OTT: What format for international distribution?

TV and OTT advertising: How can brands target its consumers?

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