2013 conference - CES

Conference Tracks
Session material as of December 17, 2012. Visit Conference.CESweb.org for current program updates.
Thursday, January 10 LVCC, North Hall, N259
12:30–1:30 p .m .
CDT4 Reinventing TV through Streaming
Abundant alternative programming and escalating cable bills have
consumers rethinking where they get TV and how much they pay
for it. Cable companies need new ways to retain customers and
remain relevant. Key players debate the impact of streaming on TV
viewing habits and what it means for traditional delivery systems.
Moderator: David Lieberman, Executive Editor, Deadline.com
Panelists: Eric Bruno, VP, Consumer and Mass Markets, Verizon
David McIntosh, CEO and Founder, Redux
John Penney, EVP, Strategy and Business Development,
Starz Entertainment
David Shull, VP, Programming, Dish Network
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11 a .m .–Noon
CDT5 Rise of the Second Screen: What It Means
to Engage the Viewer
Watching TV is fast becoming a multitasking exercise as more
Americans view shows and events with a smartphone or tablet in
hand. Experts explore this trend, shed light on what “media
stackers” are doing on all those screens, and discuss how content
creators and advertisers are reaching this audience.
Moderator: Tim Stevens, Editor-in-Chief, Engadget
Panelists: Scott L. Brown, Sr. VP, Global Communications,
Media Practice Consumer Insights and
Strategic Relations, The Nielsen Co.
Channing Dawson, Sr. Advisor, Scripps
Network Interactive
Gavin Douglas, Chief Creative Officer, iPowWow
Alex Iskold, CEO, GetGlue
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Tweet House Presents: Innovations in Social Business, Variety’s Entertainment Summit: Film & Technology, Variety’s Entertainment Summit: TV & Technology,
Wireless Communications, SuperSessions and Keynote Addresses.
1:30–1:45 p .m .
Conference Tracks
Session material as of December 17, 2012. Visit Conference.CESweb.org for current program updates.
Wednesday, January 9 LVCC, North Hall, N262
What Is Content in the Cloud, Really?
How should cloud computing be defined? What are the key
economic considerations and prospects for sustainability of the
cloud-enabled delivery phenomenon?
Keynote: Dr. Jin Li, Research Manager, Microsoft
1:45–2:30 p .m .
The Impact on Consumers of Implementing Cloud
Computing for Media Access and Storage
How do cloud-based streaming and storage affect users’ ability to
access entertainment content and to own copies of movies, music,
TV shows, games, etc.?
Moderator: Marty Lafferty, CEO, DCIA
Panelists: Carol Carpenter, Executive GM, Consumer Business
Unit, Trend Micro
Guillermo Chialvo, Gerente de Tecnología, Radio Mitre
Shane Dyer, CEO, Arrayent
Jason Henderson, Product Manager, Verizon FiOS TV,
Verizon Communications
Roger Kay, Founder, Endpoint Technologies Associates
Allan McClellan, President, The PADEM Group
John Schiela, President, Converged Technology &
Media, Phoenix Marketing International
Peder Ulander, VP, Prod. Mktg., Cloud Platforms, Citrix
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We pay special attention to the impact of cloud-delivered, high-value
entertainment on consumers, telecom industries, the media and consumer
electronics (CE) manufacturers.
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2:30–2:45 p .m .
Consumer Benefits of Cloud-Delivered Content:
Ubiquity, Cost, Portability Improvements
What advantages do cloud-based solutions applied to popular
entertainment bring to users? How do they compare to older
methods of online distribution? What is the role of social
networking in this arena?
Keynote: Mike West, Founder and CTO, Genos Corp.
22 23
2:45–3 p .m .
Consumer Drawbacks of Cloud-Delivered Content:
Privacy, Reliability, Security Issues
What has been the experience to date concerning confidential data
being inadvertently leaked or intentionally hacked? What can users
do to mitigate not having access to their applications or accidentally
losing their data when they go offline? What happens if a cloud
provider goes out of business?
Keynote: Jim Burger, Member, Dow Lohnes
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