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Enjoy our video coverage and interview series of the 2010 IAB Annual Conference. We interviewed a 15-20 online advertising, publishing and technology professionals and though leaders on the current state and future opportunities in the online advertising industry.

Topics include online music and film, mobile entertainment, IPTV, digital cinema, games, interactivity in television, marketing and advertising.

Presentations and roundtables on advertising, gaming and mobile. Highlights include sit down interviews with Steve Ballmer and Jeff Zucker.

The Wharton Interactive Media Initiative Modeling Social Network Data conference was the first to convene leading experts from industry and academia to help define, build mathematical models for, and provide ways to better utilize data arising from social networks.

The digital revolution is radically reshaping the advertising world by changing how consumers interact with media and advertising. Marketers are confronted with a staggering range of new advertising options emerging from the interplay of emerging new media channels and a world in which consumers are in charge. Choosing media and deciding how best to advertise is more complicated than ever.

The purpose of this conference was to draw together cutting edge academics and practitioners to explore what we have learned from current research on advertising. The empirical generalizations submitted for the conference will enable us to better predict the future through a deeper understanding of what has been seriously proven about advertising.

ESOMAR conducted its first ever North American Congress to explore how research pioneers new business and societal paradigms, sets trends and responds with new and better solutions in an ever changing world.

The 5,000 member organization aims to promote the value of market and opinion research in illuminating real issues and bringing about effective decision-making.

“The Feast” was a cross-disciplinary series of programs addressing social innovation and new ways to make the world a better place.

The secret sauce lies in a healthy combination of passion, creativity, and entrepreneurship to shift the way things are done – thereby changing individuals, industries, and ultimately the world.

Building the Broadband Economy was an international summit attracting attendees from North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia and Africa. Produced in partnership with the Polytechnic Institute of New York University, the 2008 summit focused on “Local Growth in a Global Economic Crisis,” and offered a unique opportunity to learn from the world’s most dynamic communities how to use information and communications technology to build prosperous, inclusive and sustainable communities.

The 2009 summit can be viewed at ScribeEvents.com

Interviews with, and presentations by, content owners, viral video creators, online marketers, enterprise corporations, broadcast professionals, ad agencies, educators and others.

Complete coverage of the SIIA Content division conferences, monthly brown-bag lunches and in-studio interviews with thought-leaders and CEOs of leading publishers such as Dow Jones and others.

iHollywood Forum seeks to educate executives about the future of Hollywood, entertainment and the media business.

Technology discussions span many businesses, including television, cinema, games, music, the Internet, marketing, mobile and home entertainment.

The EconSM conference explores the dual questions of how social media is changing marketing and how marketing is changing social media.

Watch ARF conferences, lectures and in-studio interviews that discuss how to improve the practice of advertising, marketing and media research in pursuit of more effective marketing and advertising communications.

Complete coverage of the Producers Guild of America New Media Council’s New York City monthly events. Includes interviews with leading directors, producers, advertising heads and others about the disruptions and opportunities in digital media.