Marketplace Tech for Tuesday, May 20, 2014
We investigate the Latin American angle of the AT&T-DirecTV deal – how the stalling growth of satellite in markets like the U.S. makes developing markets more attractive and the challenges inherent in that strategy. Plus, with YouTube considering buying Twitch, a look at how professional gamers connect with fans online. Also, Sarah Wood, founder of the marketing technology company Unruly, join us to talk about immigration and recruiting for London’s tech economy.
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We investigate the Latin American angle of the AT&T-DirecTV deal – how the stalling growth of satellite in markets like the U.S. makes developing markets more attractive and the challenges inherent in that strategy. Plus, with YouTube considering buying Twitch, a look at how professional gamers connect with fans online. Also, Sarah Wood, founder of the marketing technology company Unruly, join us to talk about immigration and recruiting for London’s tech economy.
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