50% discount for Operators, Content Owners and Broadcasters
18th-19th October 2011 • London
Video is coming; get Ready! New for 2011
Managing the Mobile Data Crunch and Optimising the User Experience
Expert speakers already confirmed:
Stephen Bye, CTO and VP, Sprint Technology Development & Strategy
Ed Candy, CTO, Three
Martin Conan, Head of Display Delivery, France Telecom Orange
Sam M. Farraj, AVP, AT&T Digital Media Solutions
Nicolás Lecocq, Video Strategy and Business Development, Telefónica, Spain
Kelly Wearmouth, Head of Content
Partnerships, O2 Media, Telefónica
Dean Bubley, Founder,
Disruptive Analysis
Jerry Kramskoy, Senior Technologist, leading Mobile, BBC R&D
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■ From Informa Telecoms and Media, producers of the Digital TV Industry Summit, IP&TV World Forum, Broadband World Forum, LTE World Summit, Smart Devices, MEM and Cloud Mobility...
Welcoming the Entire Mobile Video Industry, Covering…
■ Using subscriber data - for network traffic optimization, for personalising consumer packages, for targeted and effective advertising
■ Multi-Screen delivery - identifying the demand for and how to profit from a three screen service
■ Business models - which business models can sustain the growth in mobile video and network costs? Ways in which new partnerships can deliver the optimum QoS at the right price for everyone
■ How is new popular mobile video being monetised? Exploring the evolution from IPTV to mobile video, pinpointing successful revenue opportunities from advertising and subscription charges
■ Maximising your content reach - recognising future competition from content providers, clarifying traffic and policy management and extending content distribution rights beyond the home
www.mobile-videosummit.com
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