The Dutch public broadcasters will invest heavily in offering online programs. Broadcasts will be increasingly available on demand before they are shown on television. The digital video platform Uitzendinggemist and site npo.nl be thoroughly renovated.
That NPO Director French television Klein announced Monday at the opening of the TV season. The new course follows the governing body of the broadcasters modeled on popular services like Netflix. Starting next spring visitors to the NPO platform can create a free profile, from which they receive recommendations. Therefore it is possible to interrupt a program and then continue watching on another device.
NPO wants according to Klein offer our strong content in a way that suits modern media use: flexible, searchable, fragmented as you want and divisible. We make Missed the Broadcast step Broadcast Started. "
No summer break talkshows
Klein confirmed that yet again a daily late night talk show on TV in the summer of 2017. This year there was much criticism of the months-long break from The World Keeps Turning and Pauw, who gave way to his request for the sport summer.
In the summer of 2017 presenter Eva Jinek takes place in Jeroen Pauw, they also replace a few months after New Years. "I am honored that I can do this," said Jinek. "My hands itched all summer."
"Do write it again that we are making too many talk shows' Little joked to reporters in the hall. The TV director confessed that he was the talk shows has missed the last few months, "just like a large part of the Dutch population. He looked so proud of back in the summer."Sport brings people together, we have achieved 93 per cent of the population and the NIS in recent months has made a world of performance."
It is striking that the public broadcaster is in the country to "debate" to look at the audience.That will happen in "Town Hall Meetings" said NPO director Shula Rijxman. "We want to create meetings with people with differing views. A place and a program where the real debate can take place. "
By Editorial Volkskrant: Photo: Reuters
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