Streaming Media East Program Now Live – Speaker Placement Starting

Dan Rayburn | Tuesday February 9, 2016 | 07:12 PM | Comments (1)

The advance program for the Streaming Media East show, taking place May 10-11 in NYC, is now live and speaker placement has started. You can see the full agenda here and read each session description and what it will cover. If you are interested in speaking on a session or placing a speaker on a session, please contact me. Here is a list of all the topics that will be covered this year (with a few more being added):

  • The Great Unbundling and the Mass Re-bundling
  • Encoding Live and On-Demand Video Using HEVC
  • Video Goes Virtual: Business Challenges and Opportunities Around VR Video
  • Building OTT Success: Improving Video Engagement
  • Live Social Broadcasting: Comparing Facebook Live, YouTube Live and Periscope
  • Evaluating SAAS, On-Prem, and Hybrid Deployment Models When Selecting an Enterprise Video Platform
  • Hands-On With Streaming Devices and OTT Platforms
  • H.265: Living Up to the Hype as the Successor to H.264
  • Improving Video Quality and Reducing Bandwidth
  • Streaming Deployment Architectures in Higher Education
  • Cracking the Multi-DRM Code: How Best to Build Secure Playback for Video
  • Adaptive Bitrate Algorithms: How They Work And How To Optimize Your Stack
  • Building A Streaming Solution Within The Firewall
  • The New Bundle: Moving Beyond Cable for the Digital Consumer
  • Hands-On Demo: Smart TV Platforms in Action
  • Building a Great Streaming Channel on the Roku Platform
  • How Live Streaming Is Changing Content Creation
  • DASH Today: Consortia Adoptions and Industry Deployments
  • Measuring the Effectiveness of Your Media Asset Management Deployment
  • Fine-Tuning Your Adaptive Encoding Groups With Objective Quality Metrics
  • How Big Stars and More Money Are Changing Short-Form Content
  • Advertiser Strategies for OTT
  • Driving Customer Awareness And Loyalty For Your Enterprise With Video
  • Business or Bubble? The Rise (and Potential Fall) of Subscription-based Monetization
  • A Brand New Deal: The Thriving Evolution of Sponsored Content
  • The Great OTT Migration
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