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Conference Room
here’s a packed agenda
at TV Connect
addressing all aspects of
OTT and split handily into
three streams: Experience,
Monetize and Deliver, over the
three days.
Each day kicks off with an
analysts breakfast briefing (free to
all) and day one features Ovum’s
Ismail Patel with an insight to media
in the Middle East.
A daily keynote follows. Day One
tackles: Cloud, Gaming and Network
Virtualization; Driving the Next Stage of
Connected Entertainment (open to all).
There are further keynotes for conference
delegates, for example on day one, Kerry
Trainer, CEO of vimeo shares his thoughts
on the explosion of pay windows for OTT
content in a ‘fireside chat.’
The Experience track then focusses on
launching OTT services, innovating in
consumer experiences, software defined
television and apps and the UI.
In the Monetization strand there’s a
discussion on reaching out to ‘the next billion
viewers’, the intensifying battle for content
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and designing flexible content packages.
Under the Deliver banner we have
‘delivering next generation cloud TV
ecosystem on Android’, and the opportunities
and risks of vCDNs.
For Day Two the keynote is Video
Streaming for the Consumer On-the-Move
followed by a ‘super panel’ on What is the
future of Hybrid OTT services?
During the day across the strands you can
pick up on Next Gen Video Delivery in the
Home: Media streaming Devices, The Future
of the Set Top Box, Driving Demand for 4k in
the Home, Monetizing Smart Home Services
from the TV onwards.
In Monetization among the topic
raised are: 2nd Screen Monetization
Driven by Engagement, Can Social TV
Ever Create a Strong and Succesful
Monetisable Business Models?, How
Can Big Data Fully Create a New
Advertising Paradigm?
The Deliver track takes on: Raising
the Standards for Mobile Video,
Lowering OTT Cost Barriers, without
Sacrificing Security, and How will
Legal Challenges to Net Neutrality
Impact the Connected TV Industry?
Day Three Keynote addresses
monetization and big data with Brands, Big
Data and their Impact on the OTT
Ecosystem.
There’s more on advertising with Digital
Video Advertising: What’s On Trend in 2015.
And in Experience you can learn about the
BFI Player and Sky News apps, and there’s a
discussing on: How is the User Experience
Evolving in a TV Everywhere Ecosystem?
In Deliver delegates discuss 4k with: 4K
Ultra HD Delivery on Connected TVs, What
will the Role of Satellite be in the Delivery of
UHD Content?, and, finally, How can we all
Bring the Future of Broadcasting to Life?
Show Floor
TV Connect’s
capacious exhibition
halls are sure to be
packed with
delegates and
exhibitors discusing
the latest industry
developments and
technical
innovations. Here’s
a summary of what
to expect.
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how organisers have
revealed the first
innovations that will
populate the show floor.
New solutions and services
span the entire video content
ecosystem, from Ultra-HDenabled set-top-boxes to the
latest developments in
content protection, TV app
22 TV Everywhere
stores and data-driven video
services. The video industry
is increasingly turning to
digital consumption, leading
to more personalised TV
experiences. To enable
consumers to better access
the content that they want.
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