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As Web video has grown up, so has content-delivery firm Limelight Networks.

"We've got people talking and watching in significant numbers...I want BBC2 to be the place to come for the widest range of grown up, opinionated and entertaining content on British television".

They've grown up with Metro and get free content online.' High end advertisers such as car companies and fashion brands are not well-served by existing magazines, he argues.

In the same way that the newspaper industry was hit with a generational change in consumer behavior, the TV industry is faced with the prospect of a huge new group of users who grew up finding content online and not used to paying for TV.

"Everything has grown up".

He has grown up.

More than half of Blendle's users share Klöpping's own profile: under 30, highly educated, the first generation to grow up with free content.

But once it became clear that hosting all your data on one server was a bad idea, CDNs grew up and allowed content providers to cache their data in different physical locations.

"In a way I don't know if we could have made this piece if it was the first year of his presidency, because we wanted the eight years of stories, eight years of him seeing his kids grow up," Ryan Horrigan, Chief Content Officer at Félix & Paul Studios told me.

More women play than ever before (stats, here), and gaming is growing up, diversifying its content, extending its reach and maturing its demographic.

As a meditation on unfulfilled passion written from the perspective of old age, The Cunning Little Vixen is scarcely Beatrix Potter: however, the more grown-up content, including the character of the seductive gypsy girl, has been edited out, leaving a playful woodland fable with little hint of the work's darker inspiration.