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<\/a>Nikola Francetic, Sa\u0161a Runjic, Sa\u0161a Kramer and Guy Bisson<\/p><\/div><\/p>\n
Another panel that caused a stir on the first day of this event now in its third edition, was formed by Sa\u0161a Runjic, director of Croatian television programming; Sa\u0161a Kramar, Chairman of Iskon and Guy Bisson, research director AMPERE Analysis.<\/p>\n
The debate focused on the relationship between the traditional networks and new platforms. Moderated by Nikola Francetic, head of group content, media and dissemination of Telekom Austria Group. \u201cTV has evolved to multiple screens and the audience wants other experiences,\u201d was the conclusion of the flaming panel.<\/p>\n
To complete the task and close the first day, the panel formed by Scott Ehrlich, the director of the Qyou platform; Christina Foley, director of sales and marketing for Playboy TV UK and Gy\u00f6rgy B\u00e1lint, sales director for Central Europe AMC Networks provided \u00a0an important overview of the realities and opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe.<\/p>\n
Moderated by Vedran Peri\u0161i\u0107, Chief Operating Officer of Fight Channel. The theme – How does Pay-TV handles the crisis? He moved the audience to an interactive section of questions, answers and opinions. The conclusion is that these new platforms have the pressure to produce original content despite the financial problems in the markets. \u201cSince content is available on multiple platforms, audiences consumes more TV programs to \u00a0\u00a0convenience of schedule and its economy,\u201d said Sasa Kramer.<\/p>\n
FOX International Channel to celebrate the closing of the first day, invited all attendees to the welcome cocktail reception on the terrace of the Hotel Palace, where elapsed the event to a breathtaking view of the Adriatic Sea in the charming city of Dubrovnik.<\/p>\n