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The news has since wiped out half the value of the company on the stock market. lets talk to ruth mortimer, global president of advertising week europe, which is hosting a three—day event for the ad industry this week. what do you make of all of this? those comments from disney+, and netflix in particular, they have really sort of stroke the entire sort of business community, and i wonder what your thoughts are on all of this. do you think the days of the subscription business model might be n...

New business models, and i think the interesting thing is that disney+ has a real advantage in this area. it obviously owns hulu, which i think is the only streamer with its own ad servers, very well developed and product, so i think what we will actually see is a big shuffle in the dominance of those big streaming players. dominance of those big streamin: -la ers. .. . ., , streaming players. how valuable do ou streaming players. how valuable do you think _ streaming players. how valuable do yo...

Twitter. i think that really would solve the problem. i do not think there is any way, with all due respect, i do not think there is any way the technology or the human power to do moderation is going to work at the scale and velocity these products moderate and work at. we have to be honest, the business model is the problem. if you want to fix this, if you want safe democracy, you have to do something about surveillance capitalism and algorithm application. >> we have a minute left. let me ask...

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You do that? a subscription model is something it has dipped its toe injury, but that accounts for a tiny fraction, less than 5% of revenue, not even that. the idea that that will grow substantially to replace advertising seems unlikely at this point. you could reduce costs, does that mean he reduced headcount, which brings in the questions about what happens to twitter employees. many of them are concerned. if you work on the content moderation side of the business, is yourjob under threat, giv...

About whether to pay a fee for netflix or whoever it may be, i dont think that is sustainable. i think eventually, the bbc will have to go down that road. what road would that? some sort of subscription model with voluntary payment? i think it is inevitable, yes. and i dont think it will be the end of the bbc. i think you willjust have to get more competitive, and you will have to stop relying on people be compelled to pay for a licence fee when we are now in a completely different world. were t...

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