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In just two years, the proportion of Internet users claiming to watch little to no linear TV in a typical day grew 22% to almost half (45%) according to a study...

To be quite frank. we look at where we can create content on our platforms that engages audiences that help grow our platforms — and cricket does have a particular passion in the uk, and i think it can drive audiences. and we look at everything that comes across our desk. so did you bid for the 2021 ashes? we don't talk about the specific bids in any context, because that'sjust not something we do. but safe to say that all premium content that comes across our desk, we take a very good look at. ok, understood. minal, tell me, what do you make of the hundred, of the idea of a terrestrial broa...

And i think that's both out of respect for the local japanese community, as well as managing some of the uncertainty about what we could do on site. things like accessing athletes is a bit trickier at this olympics, you know, getting access and moving around venues is a bit trickier. and there's practical examples like the mix zone where the athletes, after they've won their medal or lost their heat, or whatever it might be, have to walk through the mix zone where all the broadcasters of the world can have a chance to interview them. but just social distancing now means that mix zone is really...

I think you've got to say that amazon's been a really- big success story. they've been very strategic in how they've bought - their rights — so for example, i in the uk, they are buying them in december which coincides with the christmas sales, i and we've seen that it's not just getting subscribers - onto amazon prime, - but converting that revenue into the online . platform, as well. they've taken a bit more - of a back seat at the moment, and i think what they will do is consolidate for a bit, - then in a couple years' time, i decide where they want to go. minal modha, thank you very much...

I mean, presenters actually that you would've had in tokyo hosting it from elsewhere? we have scaled down our operation, that's for sure, and i think that's both out of respect for the local japanese community, as well as managing some of the uncertainty about what we could do on site. things like accessing athletes is a bit trickier at this olympics, you know, getting access and moving around venues is a bit trickier. and there's practical examples like the mix zone where the athletes, after they've won their medal or lost their heat, or whatever it might be, have to walk through the mix zone...