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0. Introduction
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7. Is the mass market ready to accept apps as a way to get content?
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1. What does the phrase connected TV mean? What is the connected TV landscape?
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8. Where's the added value in connected TV services?
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2. In the year of connected TV, what have been the drivers?
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9. Will content owners only provide non-premium content? How much of an issue is piracy and security?
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3. Will there be a demarcation between free and pay connected TV services? What will be the value chain?
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10. Is total security at all possible? Could DRM charges be levied on top of content charges?
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4. Do people actually want to build their own channels and define their own services?
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11. Do consumers really engage with issues such as DRM? What do they engage with?
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5. How can connected TV suppliers produce something with mass appeal?
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12. What's the nightmare scenario for connected TV?
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6. Where's the value in connected TV?
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13. Will the phrase connected TV have any meaning in the next five years?
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