Columbia Institute for
Tele-Information
and the
Marconi Society
in collaboration with the
Association of the Bar of
the City
of
IPTV.2: The
Second Generation of TV Over the Broadband Internet
Preliminary Program
9:30
AM IPTV.1: From the Original to a New Model
Moderator:
Bob Atkinson, Executive Director, CITI
·
Stages of Television and
Their
Economics
– Eli Noam, Director of CITI & Professor of Finance and
Economics,
·
Companies in Transition - Ford Cavallari,
SVP, Broadband & Media Practice, Adventis [Presentation]
·
IPTV Architectures - Gene Miller, Principal
Consultant,
DVI Engineering Inc. [Presentation]
·
Is IPTV.1 a Waste of
Internet Broadband?
-
Andrew Odlyzko, Professor,
·
The State of
Second-Generation
Internet TV - Gali
Einav, Manager of Digital Technology Research, NBC Universal [Presentation]
Moderator: Darcy Gerbarg,
Executive
Director, Marconi Society
·
How the Internet Changes
Video
Production: Narrative, Structure, Budget, and Distribution - Jennie Bourne,
Editor of the
FutureofTV.net Newsletter
·
Next Gen Gaming – Sam Huxley, Chief
Strategic
Officer, Bounce Interactive Gaming [Presentation]
·
Today’s Technology and
Tomorrow’s
Promise –
Ben Mendelson, Founder & President,
Interactive Television
Alliance [Presentation]
·
The Audience as Content
Creators
- Steve Rosenbaum, Managing
Partner, Magnify Media [Presentation]
12:15 PM Lunch: Hepburn
Lounge, Uris Hall
1:30 PM
Business Models for Network Distributors
Moderator: Jonathan Knee,
Senior Managing Director, Evercore
Partners, and Adjunct Professor of Finance and
Economics,
·
New Directions - David Burstein,
Publisher,
DSL Prime [Presentation]
·
Content Distribution
Technology
- Gabe Zichermann,
VP Strategy and Communications, Trymedia
Systems [Presentation]
·
The “Telco TV” Model - Terry Denson, VP
Programming and
Marketing, Verizon
·
Pinpointing On-Demand
Content – Phil Thompson,
EVP, Product
Management, mPhase Technologies
2:45 PM Business
Models for Content Providers
Moderator: Shelly Palmer,
President and CEO, Palmer Advanced
Media
·
More than Enhanced TV:
Leveraging
Content -
Robert Zitter, CTO, HBO
·
Commercial and Marketing
Implications -
Mitchell Reichgut, Founder and Principal,
Jun Group [Presentation]
·
Independent Analysis - Scott Sleek, Managing
Editor and
Analyst, Communications and Media Analysis Group, Pike & Fischer
·
Entertainment and
Technology Convergence - Andrew Moss, Senior Director of
Technical Policy, Microsoft
·
Advertising Model – Jonathan Heller,
CFO/COO, Visible World [Presentation]
3:30 PM Impacts
of IPTV.2
Moderator:
Charles M.
Firestone, Executive Director, Communications and Society Program, The Aspen
Institute
·
Consumer Behavior and
Internet TV
- John Carey,
·
Educational Uses of IPTV - Prashant
Chopra, Chief Architect, CampusEAI
·
Politics over IPTV - Ari
Wallach, Founder, re:think
media
4:45
Adjourn
Daytime Session: Program moves to Association of the Bar of the City of
New
York, 44 West 44th Street, for the program organized by the
Telecommunications
Committee of the ABCNY
Will the Rules of the
Road Get Us to Where We Want Us to Go?
Moderator: Howard B. Homonoff,
President, Homonoff Media Group LLC and
Associate
Professor of Media Law, Drexel University Joint Television
Management/MBA
program
·
Barbara
Esbin, Associate Bureau
Chief, Media Bureau, Federal Communications Commission
·
Jane
Mago, General
Counsel, National Association of Broadcasters
·
Randal
S. Milch, SVP and Deputy
General Counsel, Verizon
·
Marc
Lawrence-Apfelbaum,
EVP & General Counsel, Time
Warner Cable (pending confirmation)
·
Tim
Lay, Spiegel and McDiarmid
·
Dorothy
Attwood,
SVP, Regulatory Planning & Policy, SBC