UK TV networks are being “let down” by outdated laws preventing them from competing fairly with streaming services, a parliamentary inquiry has found.
Too often public service broadcasters lose out on dominant platforms with content that’s hard to find or isn’t branded,” he said.
In response to the inquiry, a BBC spokesperson said the network welcomed the “thorough and detailed report.”
One proposal is to encourage smart TV manufacturers to include shortcut buttons for platforms such as BBC iPlayer alongside Netflix on their remote controls.