COMMENTARY: Personal video, not over-the-top, is the opportunity

TELEVISION HAS ALWAYS been served to a household. At first, people had one TV in their homes, then another and then another which received the signals from broadcasters over the air, then via cable, satellite and now telco TV too.The signals were – and are – the same, sent at the same times to everyone, whole households, which contain any number of people at any age with many tastes. As the TV phenomenon exploded through the 1960s and ’70s, broadcasters began to segment, finding spaces in their schedule to serve, for example, stay at home moms (soaps) or kids (after...