Streaming Media East Agenda Now Live: Starting Speaker Selections

Dan Rayburn | Monday February 9, 2009 | 01:37 PM | Comments (0)

The advance program for the Streaming Media East show in May in NYC is now online. We've got roughly 35 sessions this year and about 110 speaking spots. I am starting to place speakers today. I have over 800 speaking submissions to go through but have already placed a bunch of great folks from Disney, Babelgum, boxee, ABC Television, MetLife, BusinessWeek.com, Tuner, Syracuse University and a few others. The process of placing speakers has just started, so if you see a session you think you need to be a part of, better contact me fast.

Here is a quick outline of the session titles, full descriptions can be found online.

  • Bridging TV And Broadband And Cutting The Cable
  • Streaming Production: Improving Your Video Quality
  • Online Video And Set-Top Boxes
  • Demo: Compelling Video Advertising Campaigns
  • Using Metadata to Better Engage Your Audience
  • Live Broadcasting with Mobile Phones, Consumer Cameras and Laptops
  • How Old Media Is Embracing Online Video and New Media
  • Content Production for the Web
  • The CDN Ecosystem: Moving Beyond Bit Delivery
  • Successful Content Syndication and Aggregation Strategies
  • Monetizing Long-Form Video
  • Can Broadband Network Operators Successfully Harness P2P?
  • Media Framework: Video Publishing Platforms
  • CDN Research Data: Market Sizing and Pricing Trends
  • Implementing Flash Video DVR Functionality For Live Broadcasts
  • Tools And Best Practices For Enterprise Streaming Media
  • Best Practices: Marketing Video for Multiplatform Delivery
  • Making Effective Online Video for Education
  • Microsoft Smooth Streaming: Delivering HD-Quality Video Over HTTP
  • Reinventing The Ad Model Through Discovery And Targeting
  • The Impact Of Broadband-Enabled TVs, Gaming Consoles And Devices
  • Automation And Workflow Solutions For Transcoding Your Video Content
  • New Advertising Platforms and Networks
  • Live Broadcasts And HD Video: Can Web Video Ever Scale To TV-Sized Audiences?
  • Cost Savings from Enterprise Streaming
  • Video for Distance Learning & Classroom Training

In addition to the Streaming Media East program, shortly we will publish the special one-day Content Delivery Summit agenda. Stay tuned

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