DPP is a privately owned company headquartered in the UK. Founded in 2010, the company has approximately 40 employees and reported $10.4M in revenue as of 2023. As a tier 2 media tech buyer, the company specializes in media and TV services, functioning as a UK-based media business association that counts with hundreds of member companies from across the whole content supply chain.
On April 9, 2026, the DPP, in collaboration with Mediavision, published its European TV & Streaming Outlook, a research project exploring how audiences across 11 European markets consume streaming services, social video, and linear TV, and comparing local services against US streamers and Big Tech platforms. Previously, a DPP report titled "The Other Broadcast Industry - Impressions from ISE 2026" on February 22 noted a decline in attendance at major broadcast trade shows such as IBC and NAB since their 2017 peak, observing a further reduction in visitor numbers after a modest post-pandemic recovery. This followed a February 18 discussion where NVIDIA's Anaïs Hayes and Jamie Allan conversed with DPP's Rowan de Pomerai and Mark Harrison about the three waves of AI—cost reduction, revenue growth, and experience transformation—that are reshaping the media and entertainment sectors. Earlier, on January 14, DPP Founder Mark Harrison conducted research at CES 2026, which drew 150,000 visitors, for his upcoming DPP Tech Trends 2026 report.