The first virtual rodeo of Connected TV World Summit (usually based in London) this week played it very safe indeed – setting the bar fairly low for virtual events which have been thrust into the limelight in unfortunate circumstances. Only a select few sessions actually involved live video streams, while others stuck with audio and a few slides. As a result, the virtual event came over as feeling more restrictive than a standard webinar. Many attendees were probably oblivious to the submit question button which was completely hidden during full screen mode and very few speakers invited questions. Worse still, after an initial period of bamboozlement as to why every one of our questions was disregarded, we later discovered that…