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The major content owners, broadcasters, pay TV operators, technology vendors, OTT providers, telcos, service providers and OEMs come together to establish their role in the multi-screen revolution! Be at the heart of this new TV era and concrete your strategy
- Avoid fragmentation and create a standardised platform for a seamless experience- get the low down on how to make your service uninterrupted and travel across devices with the ease and security users will come to expect.
- How to control content distributed across multiple devices- Discover how content providers are responding to these challenges and how new DRM tools prevent any loss of control over content and deliver an uninterrupted service.
- Business models that work! - achieve maximum ROI across all platforms and establish the best practice to monetize content and services without alienating the user.
- Ensure usability across devices- Find out what the user really wants and how you can provide it for them to produce the greatest user experience and enhance the multi-screen world
- Determine how the tablet is presenting new opportunities- See how the tablet is being utilised to create new sources of revenue and how it compliments the connected TV.
- See the future of multi-screen TV- Hear from the leading industry executives about what we will see across multiple screens in the coming years – and what you need to be thinking about now
As multi-screen TV booms don't be left behind
As the major trade shows have demonstrated within the last few months, multi-screen TV is the future. But you already know that the future of TV is changing with consumers watching content across smart TVs, mobile phones and tablets.
The relatively nascent multi-screen industry is changing the very foundations of how we watch TV. In the connected future it is estimated that by 2020 there will be 50 billion connected devices globally, of these, 15 billion are expected to be video enabled. Furthermore the global IPTV market will grow to $49 billion in service revenues and 113 million subscribers in 2015 as multi-screen video usage drives wireless services to new highs. All this means big business.
The openings for broadcasters, content owners, pay TV and OTT operators, telcos and OEMs is a mouth-watering prospect. Suddenly there is a way to increase the amount of time people spend watching TV, increase the levels of interaction, opportunities to create new content, chances to add social capabilities, gain more viewer data and create new partnerships. It is a watershed in the TV industry, revolutionising the way content is consumed.
A recent survey has suggested that more 30% of broadband connected households across Britain are interested in a service allowing them to view TV programming on multiple devices. Between 15-30% of consumers from across Western Europe claimed they are willing to pay addition fees to obtain this service. Put simply, demand is growing.
5 Reasons you MUST attend Multi-screen TV 2012
With so much to be learnt about the future of TV across multiple devices, Multi-screen TV 2012 will provide you with the answers, here is just 5 reasons why you need to be there:
- Learn from and do deals with leading industry players including executives from OEMs, OTTs, content providers, broadcasters, pay TV operators and telcos
- Learn which strategies are being adopted across Europe to deliver multi-screen TV
- Get your hands on the hottest new technologies that are being created and establish how broadcasters are utilising them to increase viewing figures and interaction with the audience.
- Get the answers to the major disruptions that are stalling growth in a rapidly expanding industry and be involved in finding the solutions
- Meet the major providers from across Europe, giving you incredible insight and new strategies to increase ROI in just two days.
Expert Speakers Include:
Christian Witt, Strategic Partner Development Manager, Google TV
Stefan Liebig, VP Distribution and Affiliates Northern Europe, Viacom International Media Networks
A Senior Executive from Vivendi Mobile Entertainment
Stefan Jenzowsky, Head of Innovation, Siemens
Vassilis Seferidis, Director of Business Development, Samsung Electronics
Oliver Mills, General Manager EMEA, Intertrust/Marlin
Sonya Joo, VP, Programming Strategy, Turner Broadcasting
Dr Randolf Nikutta, Leader of New Media and Innovation, Deutsche Telekom
Michel Messina, Multimedia Services Director, Telefonica
Klaus Illner, Chairman of HbbTV Consortium and Managing Director, IRT
Alessandro Petazzi, Managing Partner, Oncubed.tv
A senior Executive from Shazam
Sebastian Becker, Lead Consultant, thebrainbehind
Angelo Pettazzi, Head of DTT Content, Mediaset
Ed Barton, Digital Media Director, Strategy Analytics
Francesco Amore, Head of New Business, RAI
Caleb Weinstein, Senior Vice President, General Manager EMEA Distribution, Discovery
Alberto Horta, Director New Media Distribution EMEA, Discovery
Rene Rummel, Head of Product and Business Development, maxdome
James Neufeld, Director of Marketing, never.no
