Aspect 23
Strategic product and partnership advisory for leadership teams in streaming, pay TV, sport, news and media technology
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Aspect 23
Aspect 23 advises leadership and product teams in streaming, pay TV, sport, news and media technology. Its work includes monthly sessions, on-demand calls and an independent counterparty perspective on product decisions and partnerships.
The company was founded and is led by Stephen Featham, with experience in pay TV, telecoms and streaming product and partnerships. It has advised businesses in the sector since 2013 and works mainly across EMEA.
Aspect 23 also publishes Five Mile, a free fuel price finder for the UK, France and Spain, described as a research project for the company.
Product: Strategic product and partnership advisory, plus Five Mile, a fuel price finder app.
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