The Connected TV Summit
18th & 19th May 2011
RIBA, London
All presentations from this year's conference available on-demand
All presentations and panels from the 2010 conference are available on-demand for Free. If you haven't already registered, click here to register for the free on-demand service and you will be automatically sent login details to access the service
If you have already registered or you watched the Live stream, use your login details you already have and go to this page to access the on-demand service
To learn more about the Connected TV market and to read about the event, go to Videonet and register to recieve the e-newsletter: www.v-net.tv
Watch a FREE roundtable discussion on Next Generation User Interfaces with BSkyB, Unitymedia, OpenTV and Talk Talk TV by CLICKING HERE
To all our delegates and online attendees, thank you all for attending, watching and participating live online. The event attracted 200 delegates and 500 people participated in the live stream and discussion forum. We have now booked the venue for the 2011 event to span over two days on May 18th and 19th, London.
To learn more about the potential of Connected TV Advertising, join us at the Future TV Advertising Forum where we have organised a half day dedicated to Connected TV with presentations from Group M, Google, Yahoo, Philips Net TV, Sony, Samsung, Toshiba and more. www.futuretvads.com
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"Increasing popularity of web-enabled consumer electronics products is a game-changer for the digital entertainment industry. Over-the-top videoservices are increasingly offering compelling alternatives to traditional TV viewing. Web-enabled devices, which are a necessity to access these services, are now proliferating across device categories." - In-Stat, January 2010
Understand the threats and opportunities created by Connected TV
The market for connected CE devices that are capable of displaying online video on the television is starting to take off. Powerful online media brands have an opportunity to deliver their content to where people most enjoy their video entertainment - on the television set. As Connected TVs and set-top boxes become points of broadcast broadband convergence, the demographic for online video could broaden.
A completely new television ecosystem is developing that could see CE device makers become content aggregators and service providers, working alone or in partnership with established web portals and ISPs. Device makers will seek to differentiate their products with their content 'packages' and market leaders have the potential to compete with Pay TV platforms for the attention of consumers and possibly their cash.
