Hollywood and the Digital Consumer
How Technology, Content and Services Establish the Next Level of Consumer Entertainment Experience
The next generation of technology within the digital home will bring with it not only more content to the consumer, it will bring with it greater choice and more individual personalization into the process.
While the actual definition of the digital home is still emerging, the idea of a fully connected consumer, living in a high speed DTV, PVR, HD, broadband and wireless environment is a good jumping off place. Hollywood, the provider of the content will not only flourish in this environment, it will probably enter a new golden age of production as it discovers how best to relate to it consumer base.
How Hollywood will respond to a fully realized OnDemand television, film and games universe is the latest challenge to be faced.
The technologies now finding their way into the home are disruptive, not only to the content community, but to the consumer electronics community as well. The brave new world of the digital home is not only an exciting new market opportunity for Hollywood, it is also brings with it a complex labyrinth of difficult options.
Speakers
Chris Di Cesare, Head of Marketing and Programming, YouTube
Miles Beckett, Co-Founder and CEO, EQAL, Co-Creator and Executive Producer, lonelygirl15 and KateModern
Jason Kirk, Vice President, Video and Entertainment, MySpace
Robert Bavis, Partner, IBM Global Business Services
Karin Gilford, Senior Vice President of Fancast and Online Entertainment, Comcast Interactive Media
Ira Rubenstein, Executive Vice President, Global Digital Media Group, Marvel Entertainment, Inc., Moderator
Peter Cervieri is co-founder of and Director of Business Development for ScribeMedia.Org. He has many fetishes. Among them is collecting business cards.
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