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English: Well, perhaps I'd also like to differentiate between our view as an advisory committee - we are non-executive, of course, and provide advice for Ofcom - but, in a way, we have an arm's-length relationship with Ofcom in terms of the advice that we provide, and we don't have to follow Ofcom, but Kevin is here as part of his responsibilities as group director for Ofcom. So, it's important just to make the point: we wouldn't usually, perhaps, appear on the same stage, and it's important that we do differentiate. So, there are certain things that we could say as a committee that wouldn't necessarily be appropriate for Ofcom officials to say in the same way.
Welsh: Liciwn i hefyd, efallai, wahaniaethu rhwng ein safbwynt ni fel pwyllgor ymgynghorol - wrth gwrs, rŷm ni'n bobl anweithredol, ac rŷm ni'n darparu cyngor ar gyfer Ofcom - ond rŷm ni, mewn ffordd, mewn perthynas hyd-braich ag Ofcom o safbwynt y cyngor rŷm ni'n ei roi, a dŷn ni ddim yn rhwymedig i orfod dilyn trywydd Ofcom, tra, wrth gwrs, mae Kevin yma heddiw fel rhan o'i waith fel swyddog gweithredol ar gyfer Ofcom. So, mae'n bwysig jest i wneud y pwynt: fydden ni ddim, efallai, fel arfer yn dod ar yr un llwyfan gyda'n gilydd, ond mae e'n bwysig i wneud y gwahaniaeth hynny. So, mae pethau fel pwyllgor y gallem ni'u dweud efallai fyddai fe ddim yn briodol o reidrwydd i swyddogion Ofcom i'w dweud yn yr un ffordd.
English: And that's why we have you both here.
Welsh: A dyna pam rydym ni'n cael chi'ch dau yma.
English: Of course, that's very valuable.
Welsh: Sydd yn werthfawr iawn, wrth gwrs.
English: And just to return to digital, are these giant online companies commissioning sufficiently from Wales? We've had people coming in over the past few months who have told us, when you're talking about the big players, such as Netflix and Amazon and so forth, that there is a potential there, but it's also a threat. So, are you coming to conclusions yet, or are you just beginning the discussion at present?
Welsh: A jest o ran mynd nôl i'r digidol, ydy'r cwmnïau mawr ar-lein yn comisiynu yn ddigonol o Gymru? Dŷn ni wedi cael pobl i mewn yn yr wythnosau - wel, dim wythnosau, ond y misoedd diwethaf yn dweud, gyda'r chwaraewyr mawr fel Netflix ac Amazon ac yn y blaen, fod yna botensial yna, ond mae e'n fygythiad yn ogystal. Ydych chi'n dod i gasgliadau eto, neu ydych chi jest yn agor y drafodaeth ar hyn o bryd?
English: The market provision is clearly expanding. There is far more choice today in terms of content and you see companies such as Netflix investing in original content within the UK. Recently, there's a series such as The Crown, for example, looking at the investiture in Caernarfon, and that was one of the episodes in The Crown series. But, we need to be clear that companies such as these, although they do invest a great deal, they do look at particular areas, such as entertainment. I don't think that Netflix have any intention of providing news and current affairs about Wales. That's simply not going to happen. That's the role of the public service broadcasters we have. So, I do think we need to be objective as to what they can deliver, if truth be told, in terms of their provision, and to what extent they are relevant to public service broadcasting.
Welsh: Mae'r ddarpariaeth yn y farchnad yn amlwg yn ehangu. Mae yna lawer mwy o ddewis heddiw o ran cynnwys a, fel rŷch chi'n gweld, mae cwmnïau fel Netflix yn buddsoddi mewn cynnwys gwreiddiol o fewn y Deyrnas Unedig. Ac wrth gwrs, yn ddiweddar, mae cyfres fel The Crown, er enghraifft, yn mynd i Gaernarfon i sôn am yr arwisgo fanna, er enghraifft, fel un o'r penodau ar gyfer y gyfres hynny. Ond, mae eisiau bod yn glir, rwy'n credu, yn aml iawn, mae cwmnïau fel y rhain, er eu bod nhw'n buddsoddi lot, maen nhw'n ystyried meysydd penodol, fel, er enghraifft, adloniant. Dwi ddim yn credu bod unrhyw sôn o gwbl gan Netflix y byddant yn darparu newyddion a materion cyfoes am Gymru. Dyw hwnna jest ddim yn mynd i ddigwydd. Mae'n amlwg mai dyna beth fyddai rôl y darlledwyr gwasanaeth cyhoeddus sydd gyda ni, i wneud hynny. Mae eisiau bod yn wrthrychol amboutu beth maen nhw'n gallu ei gyflawni, mewn gwirionedd, hynny yw, o ran eu darpariaeth nhw, ac felly i ba raddau maen nhw'n berthnasol, felly, i ddarlledu gwasanaeth cyhoeddus.
English: Anyone else? Robert.
Welsh: Unrhyw un arall? Robert.
English: On the other hand, of course, it's worth considering that a number of homes in Wales - almost half the homes in Wales - do have a television set that can access online content, so, those commercial on-demand services, and that almost 60 per cent of adults, 56 per cent of adults now, use services such as Netflix, Amazon and so on. So, these are commercial on-demand services. So, the availability of things such as superfast broadband have made this far easier for people. So, that's another element in terms of competition in terms of the structure of the market too.
Welsh: Ar y llaw arall, wrth gwrs, hefyd, mae'n werth ystyried bod nifer fawr o gartrefi yng Nghymru - bron i hanner y cartrefi yng Nghymru - â set deledu sy'n gallu cael rhyw fath o gynnwys ar-lein ar y set, felly, gwasanaethau ar-alw masnachol, a bod bron i 60 y cant o oedolion, 56 y cant o oedolion erbyn hyn, yn defnyddio gwasanaethau fel Netflix, Amazon ac yn y blaen, felly, gwasanaethau ar-alw masnachol. Felly, mae argaeledd pethau fel band eang cyflym iawn wedi gwneud hyn yn llawer rhwyddach. Felly, dyna'r elfen arall o ran cystadleuaeth o safbwynt y strwythur hefyd yn y farchnad.
English: Sorry, you're welcome to -
Welsh: Sori, mae croeso ichi -
English: The same is relevant to S4C, of course, with services such as Hansh on YouTube and new ways of reaching younger audiences who perhaps wouldn't watch traditional television. And it's good to see that creative work happening with a broadcaster such as S4C.
Welsh: Mae'r un peth, wrth gwrs, yn ystyriaeth ac yn berthnasol hefyd i S4C yn yr un ffordd, hynny yw gyda gwasanaethau fel Hansh, er enghraifft, ar YouTube, a ffyrdd newydd o gyrraedd cynulleidfaoedd mwy ifanc efallai fyddai ddim yn gwylio teledu traddodiadol. Ac mae'n dda gweld gwaith creadigol fel yma'n digwydd gyda darlledwr fel S4C.
English: Thank you for that, and one of my colleagues will return to S4C soon, but thank you very much for raising that point. Now, you have already mentioned how there are some ways where Netflix and so on are encouraging the BBC to do things that they might not have done in the past. But also, simultaneously, there are some things that the BBC does that Netflix could never compete with them on, and would never attempt to. So, looking at the role of the BBC, do you see that the BBC, with its special role, differs in Wales from that of the rest of the UK in any way?
Welsh: Diolch am hynny, a bydd un o'm cydweithwyr i'n dod nôl at S4C yn y man, ond diolch am hynna. Dŷch chi wedi sôn yn barod hefyd am fel mae yna rai ffyrdd lle mae pethau fel Netflix yn annog y BBC i wneud pethau efallai fydden nhw ddim wedi'u gwneud o'r blaen. Ond hefyd, ar yr un pryd, mae yna rai pethau mae'r BBC yn eu gwneud y byddai Netflix byth yn gallu cystadlu gyda nhw arnyn nhw, a bydden nhw ddim eisiau. So, o edrych ar rôl y BBC, ydych chi'n gweld, gyda'r rôl arbennig sydd gan y BBC - ydych chi'n gweld hwnna yn wahanol yng Nghymru nag yw e dros Brydain i gyd mewn unrhyw ffordd?
English: Well, it's important first of all to consider the scale and reach of the BBC in Wales. It plays a key role in terms of news provision for the citizens of Wales. Traditionally, our press has been weaker than other areas of the UK, so, traditionally, television and public service broadcasting is far more important in Wales. Therefore, there is a key role in news provision through its own services as well as the provision of news through S4C, which is provided by the BBC. And it is very large as an organisation compared to other bodies. Of course, in terms of pluralism, it's very important that ITV Cymru Wales continues to provide its news service in competition - that's very important. And I do think, if there are opportunities to see new services develop - let's say online services - then that's also very important in order to have a broader range of output. But you can't deny that, as a body and in terms of influence, the BBC is great within Wales in terms of that influence, and is crucial to provision.
Welsh: Wel, mae'n bwysig i ddechrau, rwy'n credu, i ystyried maint a chyrhaeddiad y BBC yng Nghymru. Mae'n chwarae rhan allweddol iawn o safbwynt gwylwyr a darpariaeth newyddion ar gyfer dinasyddion Cymru. Yn draddodiadol, mae ein gwasg ni wedi bod efallai'n wannach na rhannau eraill o'r Deyrnas Unedig, felly mae, yn draddodiadol, teledu a darlledu gwasanaeth cyhoeddus wedi bod yn llawer mwy pwysig yng Nghymru. Fel dwi'n dweud, rôl allweddol iawn, felly, o ran darparu newyddion - mae ganddi ei gwasanaethau ei hun - plus, wrth gwrs, mae newyddion ar gyfer S4C yn cael ei ddarparu gan y BBC. Ac mae'n fawr iawn fel corff o'i gymharu â'r cyrff eraill sy'n bodoli. Wrth gwrs, o ran plwraliaeth, mae'n bwysig iawn fod ITV Cymru yn dal i gyfrannu eu gwasanaeth newyddion hefyd mewn cystadleuaeth - mae hwnna'n bwysig iawn. A hefyd, dwi'n credu, os oes yna gyfleoedd i weld gwasanaethau newydd yn datblygu - fe ddywedwn ni, er enghraifft, ar-lein - mae hynny'n bwysig iawn hefyd i gael mwy o ystod. Ond allwch chi ddim gwadu, fel corff ac o ran dylanwad, mae'r BBC yn eithaf mawr o gymharu â beth arall sydd ar gael yng Nghymru, ac felly'n bwysig iawn, iawn ac yn eithaf allweddol i'r ddarpariaeth mewn gwirionedd.
English: I've nothing to add to that at present, because, of course, of the fact of the general election purdah, for example.
Welsh: Dim i'w ychwanegu ar hyn o bryd, fel rwy'n dweud, oherwydd y ffactor ynglŷn â'r etholiad cyffredinol, er enghraifft.
English: That's a fair point. That is, if you were look at this, and at what they have to provide in terms of their public service versus their costs, as you say, a point will come when those costs - those two things - will come quite close together. So, what's obvious is that, as a body, they still feel that there's a lot to be gained from being in the PSB game, because of the nature of the content and the nature of the broadcaster, and I think that's something that is very positive.
Welsh: Mae hwnna'n bwynt teg. Hynny yw, pe baech chi'n edrych ar yr hyn, a beth maen nhw'n gorfod ei ddarparu o ran eu gwasanaeth cyhoeddus o gymharu â'u costau nhw, fel roeddech chi'n dweud, mae'r pwynt yn dod lle mae'r costau yna'n dechrau dod yn agos iawn at ei gilydd, felly. Ond rwy'n credu hefyd, mae'n amlwg, fel corff, eu bod nhw'n dal i deimlo bod yna lot ganddyn nhw i'w ennill o fod yn ddarlledwr gwasanaeth cyhoeddus, jest o ran natur y cynnwys a natur y darlledwr, ac mae hwnna'n rhywbeth, rwy'n credu, sydd yn beth positif iawn.
English: We do have to move on now, or we'll be running out of time. So, we have to move on, but, if you have something to add on ITV, perhaps you could write to us. So, we'll move on to S4C and Carwyn Jones.
Welsh: Mae'n rhaid i ni symud ymlaen, sori. Dŷn ni'n rhedeg mas o amser, sori. Mae'n rhaid i ni symud ymlaen. Os oes rywbeth gyda chi i ychwanegu ar ITV, allwch chi ysgrifennu atom, os gwelwch yn dda? Symud ymlaen at S4C, a Carwyn Jones.
English: Thank you, Chair. S4C is different, isn't it? It's not a commercial model, although there are adverts on the channel, and, of course, it doesn't have any competition for Welsh speakers, but S4C does compete with channels that offer services through the medium of English. Now, S4C's remit at the beginning was to ensure that services were available that could be received or watched entirely or mostly by the public in Wales. Now, that is an old-fashioned remit, in a sense, isn't it? And it's a geographic remit that no longer exists. Now, what I'd like to understand is - . I understand that the remit was modernised recently between S4C and the DCMS. But is there something that still remains or is still in existence that stops S4C from doing more? The reason I ask that question is that, in my previous job as First Minister, I visited many nations throughout the world where people lived - for example, China - in those nations who were Welsh speakers and would ask whether it was possible for them to receive S4C, and whether there was a platform being developed to watch S4C. So, there is a market for Welsh speakers globally. So, is there something that stops S4C from doing that currently in the remit?
Welsh: Diolch, Cadeirydd. Mae S4C yn wahanol. Dyw ef ddim yn fodel masnachol, er bod yna hysbysebion, wrth gwrs, ar y sianel ei hunan, ac, wrth gwrs, does yna ddim cystadleuaeth gan S4C ynglŷn â siaradwyr Cymraeg, ond, wrth gwrs, mae S4C yn cystadlu yn erbyn sianeli sydd yn cynnig gwasanaeth yn Saesneg. Remit S4C ar y dechrau oedd sicrhau bod gwasanaethau ar gael oedd yn gallu cael eu derbyn yn gyfan gwbl gan neu gan ran fwyaf o'r cyhoedd yng Nghymru. Nawr, mae hwnna'n remit hen ffasiwn, mewn ffordd, onid yw ef, a remit daearyddol sydd ddim yna dim rhagor. Felly, beth hoffwn i wybod yw - . Rwy'n deall bod yna remit newydd - wel, nid newydd, ond mae'r remit wedi ei foderneiddio'n ddiweddar rhwng S4C a DCMS. Ond oes yna rywbeth yn dal i fod yna sydd yn stopio S4C rhag gwneud mwy? Y rheswm rwy'n gofyn y cwestiwn hwnnw yw, yn ystod yr hen swydd oedd gyda fi fel Prif Weinidog, es i i lawer o wledydd ar draws y byd lle'r oedd pobl yn byw - roedd Tsiena'n un enghraifft - yn y gwledydd hynny oedd yn siarad Cymraeg ac yn gofyn a fyddai'n bosib iddyn nhw wylio S4C, a oedd yna blatfform yn cael ei ddatblygu er mwyn gwylio S4C. Mae yna farchnad, wrth gwrs, gyda siaradwyr Cymraeg ar draws y byd. Felly, oes yna rywbeth sydd yn stopio S4C rhag gwneud hynny ar hyn o bryd ynglŷn â'r remit sydd gyda nhw?
English: Well, I think the main barrier would be considerations around rights and financial issues. S4C is, of course, available across the UK. It's available on satellite and you can receive it in large parts of Europe. I remember watching S4C in Portugal whilst on holiday. So, it is available. But very often the barrier would be on copyrights. The rights on sporting events may be restricted too, and also with very expensive productions such as drama, where the rights may be restricted to one territory alone. But, in terms of commercial strategy, that would be a matter for S4C and it's not something that Ofcom would be involved in.
Welsh: Y prif beth, dwi'n credu, y prif rwystr, fyddai ystyriaethau hawliau a rhai ariannol, yn bennaf. Hynny yw, mae S4C yn gallu - . Mae S4C, er enghraifft, ar gael ar draws y Deyrnas Unedig, mae ar loeren a dŷch chi'n gallu ei dderbyn ef mewn rhannau helaeth o Ewrop, er enghraifft. Rwy'n cofio gwylio S4C ym Mhortiwgal, er enghraifft, ar fy ngwyliau unwaith. So, mae ar gael. Ond, yn aml iawn, y rhwystr fyddai hawliau. So, er enghraifft, gyda'r gemau chwaraeon mawr, mae'n bosib bod yr hawliau'n gyfyngedig ac efallai hefyd gyda chynyrchiadau drud iawn fel drama, er enghraifft, ble efallai byddai'r hawliau'n gyfyngedig i un diriogaeth yn arbennig. Ond, wrth gwrs, o ran y strategaeth fasnachol, mater i S4C fyddai hynny, wrth gwrs, a dyw e ddim yn rhywbeth byddai Ofcom yn ymwneud ag ef, felly.
English: I understand that, and I understand that that's just something for S4C, but all I wanted to know was what barriers are in place for S4C at present. Now, there may be none. It may just be that the budget is the problem, and, of course, rights for sports and such like. With sports, sometimes, you look at programmes when outside the UK on a UK channel and you can see everything but sports. But is there something about the remit itself that creates a problem for S4C?
Welsh: Rwy'n deall hynny, a rwy'n deall jest taw rhywbeth i S4C yw hwnna, ond i gyd roeddwn i'n moyn gwybod oedd pa rwystradau sydd yna ar S4C ar hyn o bryd. Efallai nad oes yna ddim. Efallai taw cyllid yw'r broblem ac efallai hawliau, yn enwedig chwaraeon, wrth gwrs - gyda chwaraeon, weithiau, dŷch chi'n edrych ar raglenni tramor ar sianel o'r Deyrnas Unedig a dŷch chi'n gallu gweld popeth ond chwaraeon. Ond oes yna rywbeth tu fewn i'r remit ei hunan sy'n creu problem i S4C?
English: Well, I can't speak on behalf of the broadcaster, but I'm not aware that there are barriers, except for things such as funding, technology, rights and so forth - those kinds of barriers in particular.
Welsh: Wel, allaf i ddim siarad ar ran y darlledwr, ond dydw i ddim yn ymwybodol bod yna rwystrau, heblaw, rwy'n credu, pethau fel cyllid, arian, technoleg a hawliau - y fath yna o rwystrau, sydd yn arbennig iawn.
English: I'm looking for a factual response, not an opinion.
Welsh: Edrych am ateb ffeithiol ydw i, nid am farn.
English: Of course, yes. For example, S4C would like to broadcast on high definition on Freeview, but, unfortunately, they don't have the funds to do that at the moment. So, I think they would want to do more if they had the funds to do so.
Welsh: Wrth gwrs, ie. Er enghraifft, hoffai S4C gallu darlledu ar ddiffiniad uchel ar Freeview, ond, yn anffodus, dyw'r arian ddim ganddyn nhw i wneud hwnna ar hyn o bryd, dwi ddim yn credu. Mae yna le lle bydden nhw'n moyn gwneud mwy, rwy'n credu, pe bydden nhw â'r arian i wneud hynny.
English: So, the question there is money. Now, in terms of the future for S4C, we know, of course, that the model of funding has changed over the past few years, and, of course, most of that money comes through the licence fee. So, what type of system do you think would be sustainable for S4C ultimately? Now, I understand that we're in purdah and you may not wish to answer the question in a way that could be used as a political tool or weapon, but is there some example of a channel that broadcasts to quite a small audience that is funded by a regional or national Government that we could perhaps consider as a model for S4C ultimately?
Welsh: So, arian, felly, yw'r cwestiwn fanna. Ynglŷn â'r dyfodol i S4C, dŷn ni'n gwybod, wrth gwrs, fod y model o gyllido wedi newid dros y blynyddoedd, ac, wrth gwrs, mae'r rhan fwyaf o'r arian yna'n dod drwy'r drwydded. Pa fath o system fyddai'n gynaliadwy i S4C yn y pen draw? Nawr, dwi'n deall ein bod ni mewn purdah, ac efallai nad ydych chi'n moyn ateb y cwestiwn mewn ffordd, efallai, sydd yn gallu cael ei ddefnyddio fel barn wleidyddol, ond oes yna unrhyw enghraifft o sianel sydd yn darlledu i gynulleidfa eithaf bach sydd yn cael ei chyllido gan Lywodraeth ranbarthol neu Lywodraeth genedlaethol, allwn ni efallai ei ystyried ynglŷn â rhyw fodel i S4C yn y pen draw?
English: Well, again, this is perhaps outside of our remit, but, as it happens, there has been some interesting work done by the University of South Wales that undertook a project -
Welsh: Wel, eto, mae hwn siŵr o fod tu allan i'n remit ni, ond, fel mae'n digwydd, mae yna waith diddorol wedi cael ei gynnal gan, er enghraifft, Prifysgol De Cymru, wnaeth project -
English: They're coming in later.
Welsh: Maen nhw'n dod mewn ar ôl.
English: - two years ago, looking at public service broadcast models across the world, particularly from the point of view of minority languages. And I do know that Ruth McElroy, for example, has done a great deal of work on this and has provided evidence to the DCMS on this point. So, that is something that you could perhaps consider. And that evidence is publicly available, so you could access it quite easily.
Welsh: - ddwy flynedd yn ôl oedd yn edrych ar fodelau darlledu gwasanaeth cyhoeddus o amgylch y byd, yn enwedig o safbwynt ieithoedd lleiafrifol. A dwi'n gwybod bod Professor Ruth McElroy, er enghraifft, wedi gwneud eithaf lot o waith ar hyn ac wedi rhoi tystiolaeth i mewn i'r DCMS ar y pwynt yma. Felly, mae'n bosib bydd hwnna'n rhywbeth allwch chi ei ystyried. Ac mae'r dystiolaeth yna, wrth gwrs, ar gael yn gyhoeddus. Felly, bydd e'n ddigon rhwydd ichi weld hwnna.
English: It's also worth adding a point that you made on voice. People want to use their voice when finding content, and it's a question on using the Welsh language rather than the English language to request content. But there is some good news there that things are starting to improve, that there are systems in the pipeline and there is research being done by some universities, for example, to improve that.
Welsh: Mae'n werth hefyd jest ychwanegu'r pwynt wnaethoch chi amboutu llais. Y ffordd mae pobl yn ffeindio cynnwys, maen nhw'n moyn defnyddio'u llais nhw i wneud hynny. Wrth gwrs, mae e hefyd yn gwestiwn gyda defnydd o'r iaith Gymraeg yn lle'r iaith Saesneg i ofyn am gynnwys, hynny yw. Ond mae yna newyddion da fanna, dwi'n credu bod pethau'n dechrau gwella, bod yna systemau ar y ffordd a bod yna ymchwil yn cael ei wneud gan rai o'r prifysgolion, er enghraifft, i wella hynny.
English: Well, these are commercial questions, of course, where the negotiation happens. Of course, on some controllers, there's even a small microphone we can speak into, so, again, the same question: would it work in English and in Welsh? It doesn't at the moment, but I think it is something that is important, particularly for broadcasters such as S4C.
Welsh: Wel, mae'r rhain yn gwestiynau masnachol, wrth gwrs, lle mae negodi'n digwydd. Hefyd, wrth gwrs, ar rai controllers, mae hyd yn oed meicroffon bach nawr hefyd, a gallwch chi siarad i mewn i'r meic. So, eto, yr un cwestiwn: a fyddai'n gweithio yn y Gymraeg yn ogystal â Saesneg? Wel, dim ar hyn o bryd, efallai, ond mae'n rhywbeth sydd o bwys, dwi'n credu, yn enwedig i ddarlledwr fel S4C, er enghraifft.
English: Okay. We'll move on to the final section, which is content for Welsh audiences. John Griffiths, thank you.
Welsh: Ocê. Symudwn ymlaen at yr adran olaf, sef cynnwys ar gyfer cynulleidfaoedd Cymru. John Griffiths, diolch.
English: It is a question in relation to being creative. It is perhaps not our place as a regulator to define this, but it is perhaps an issue for the broadcasters and the content providers to think of creative means of providing content on these new platforms. Now, what is obvious and important is that that content is provided in places where the relevant audience will be able to find it. So, for example, with young people, it's very important that we do try to find those things that they are interested in and make sure that the relevant content is there, available for them. I think that's perhaps a more creative matter for the broadcasters, and they have responded quite strongly to this. They're doing much more work. For instance, S4C has a digital unit over in Carmarthen where they are working on ideas such as these. We've seen the success of platforms such as Hansh in the past, and other similar platforms, and I think that there is a lot of space for creativity here. But, as I say, it's not something for us as a regulator to intervene in; that is an issue for them, in truth.
Welsh: Mae'n gwestiwn o safbwynt bod yn greadigol. Dyw e ddim ein lle ni, efallai, fel rheoleiddiwr i ddiffinio hyn, ond mae e, efallai, yn fater i'r darlledwyr a'r darparwyr cynnwys i feddwl am ffyrdd creadigol o ddarparu cynnwys ar y llwyfannau newydd yma. Beth sydd yn amlwg a beth sy'n bwysig yw bod y cynnwys yn cael ei ddarparu mewn lleoedd lle mae'r gynulleidfa berthnasol yn mynd i'w ffeindio fe. Felly, er enghraifft, gyda phobl ifanc, mae'n bwysig iawn ein bod ni'n trio ffeindio'r pethau yma maen nhw'n ymddiddori ynddyn nhw a gwneud yn siŵr bod y cynnwys perthnasol yno, ar gael iddyn nhw. Mae hwnna'n fater, fel dwi'n ei ddweud, creadigol, mewn gwirionedd, i'r darlledwr. Ac maen nhw wedi ymateb i hyn eithaf lot yn barod, ac maen nhw'n gwneud lot mwy o waith. Mae gan S4C, er enghraifft, uned ddigidol draw yng Nghaerfyrddin lle maen nhw'n gweithio ar syniadau fel y rhain. Rŷn ni wedi gweld llwyddiant llwyfannau fel Hansh ac yn y blaen yn y gorffennol a llwyfannau tebyg eraill, a dwi'n credu bod yna lot o le iddyn nhw fod yn greadigol iawn am hyn. Ond fel dwi'n ei ddweud, fel rheoleiddiwr, dyw e ddim yn rhywbeth y bydden ni'n ymyrryd ynddo fe. Mae hwnna'n fater iddyn nhw, felly, mewn gwirionedd.
English: Can I build on that?
Welsh: Gaf i adeiladu ar hwnna?