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Writer and producer Stephen J Arnell shares his opinions on how the trends of today will shape the industry of tomorrow.
During his 30 years of broadcasting, producing, and writing, Stephen J Arnell has honed his expertise in channel strategy, development, and audience research while holding a host of executive positions that range from Channel Director of ITV3/ITV4 and Head of Strategy at ITV Digital Channels to Visiting Lecturer at The University of Westminster, and most recently Broadcast Consultant for various broadcasters (covering UK, EMEA, and ROW).
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