Moderator’s Wanted: Online Video Advertising, Mobile Video, Live Streaming & More

Dan Rayburn | Wednesday January 29, 2014 | 05:57 PM | Comments (0)

In the next few days, I will be finalizing the advance program for the Streaming Media East show, taking place May 13-14 in NYC. I have a few open spots left for those who want to moderate and lead a round-table panel. While I already have more than 600 submissions, I’m missing proposals on subjects pertaining to online video advertising models, mobile video, live streaming (specifically services like Twitch) and other topics. This is a great opportunity for you to showcase your knowledge on one of these subjects by leading a round-table panel. Be recognized as a thought leader in the industry and help facilitate a great discussion with other executives. As a moderator, you can help bring awareness to the rest of the market for a topic you are passionate about.

So if you want to get involved as a moderator, have a topic you really want to see in the program, reach out to me NOW. Email me, call me (917-523-4562) – but do it fast as all moderator spots will be gone in the next few days.

Right now I am only placing moderators and finalizing the topics for the event. I won’t start placing speakers till next week so if you are looking to get on a session, hang tight. I’ll publish the advance program next week and here’s a sneak peak of the presentations and sessions that are already confirmed:

  • TV Everywhere’s Impact on Changing Media Consumption Habits
  • 4K Streaming: Cost, QoS, and Cutting Through The Hype
  • Netflix’s Transcoding Workflow Explained
  • Paid Media on YouTube: Strategies for Brands
  • DASH In The Real World: What You Can Deploy Today
  • New Opportunities for Monetizing Premium Video
  • The Business of TV As An App
  • Monetizing Premium Video: How to Measure, Analyze, & Drive Value from Video
  • Content Management Strategies for Enterprise Content Platforms
  • Server-Side Ad Insertion: Reducing Video Player Complexity & Improving Reliability
  • The Future of Digital Entertainment in a Multiscreen World
  • Standards-Based Premium Content Consumption
  • Best Practices For Live Streaming Production
  • Fast Tracking Content Support on Connected Devices
  • Big Streaming: Technical Challenges of Large Scale Live Events
  • The Business of TV Everywhere
  • Unique Deployment Challenges for Mobile Video in the Enterprise
  • How Advertisers can Master the Spend Between Television and Digital Video
  • Streaming Deployments in Higher Education
  • OTT Services and Their Effect On The Bundled TV Model
  • How Video is Reinventing Education
  • How To: Producing And Deploying HEVC
  • How To: Encoding For Multiple Screens
  • How To: Building a DASH Video Player
  • How To: Choosing the Right Online Video Platform for Your Video
  • How To: Driving Commerce through Streaming Video
  • How To: Deploying a Video Management System
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