This session examines the problems that must be overcome in order to allow Internet operators to stream video directly to the TV. It examines the major barriers to delivering a television experience over broadband, including how to achieve a standard for authoring a 10-foot interface, how to navigate an endless ocean of content with a television remote, and the meaning of channels in the Internet world.
TV is not (yet) an interactive medium but are there signs viewers will interact; this session explores some of the ways that interaction might occur.
Moderator
Colin Dixon, IP Practice Manager, The Diffusion Group
Panelists
Brian Gruber, CEO, Fora.TV
Herve Utheza, VP, Executive Producer of TV Properties, Orb Networks
Matt Smith, Video Architect, Yahoo!
Neal Page, President and CEO, Inlet Technologies
