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Conference Tracks<br />

Session material as of December 17, 2012. Visit Conference.<strong>CES</strong>web.org for current program updates.<br />

Monday, January 7 LVCC, North Hall, N260<br />

1–2 p .m .<br />

STC3 The Apps: The Smartphone and Tablet —<br />

Entertainment, News, Music, Games, Location-<br />

Based Communication and Community<br />

Apps are proving to be the most transformative mobile and<br />

computing experiences to date. They are user communities and<br />

petri dishes for understanding the needs, likes and personalities of<br />

modern consumers. Not just an experiential innovation, apps<br />

represent a monetization platform with endless possibilities.<br />

Moderator: Ted Cohen, Managing Partner, TAG Strategic<br />

Panelists: Zach Brand, VP, Digital Media, NPR<br />

Pam Horan, President, Online Publishers Association<br />

Joshua Ramirez, Sr. Director of Product, AOL<br />

Greg Stuart, Global CEO, Mobile Marketing Association<br />

Rich Sutton, Chief Revenue Officer, The Mail Online<br />

Baba Uppal, Director, Digital Media, Endemol USA<br />

Paul Wehrley, GM, TV.com, CBS Interactive<br />

2:30–3:30 p .m .<br />

STC4 Marketing Hollywood Content: Using<br />

Twitter, Facebook, Smartphone and Tablets to<br />

Build Audience, Buzz, and Understand the<br />

Metrics and Measurement of Success<br />

Social media is everywhere. Reaching out, interacting and forging<br />

communication with a global universe of people is the challenge<br />

facing all entertainment companies. The industry is in a continual<br />

state of social media outreach and its effectiveness is constantly<br />

being measured. Experts at the convergence of entertainment and<br />

social media weigh in.<br />

Moderator: Mike Vorhaus, President, Magid Advisors,<br />

Frank N. Magid Associates Inc.<br />

Panelists: Ariel Elazar, VP, Digital, Dick Clark<br />

Productions Inc. (DCP)<br />

Eric Kuhn, Head of Social Media, United Talent Agency<br />

Andy Marks, GM, MATTER Inc.<br />

John McHale, Creative Director, SapientNitro<br />

Rick Sorkin, VP, Talent and Strategy, WhoSay<br />

Angela Wei, Chief Digital Officer, Arnold NYC<br />

4–5 p .m .<br />

STC5 Social Television: The Merger of Content,<br />

Social Interaction and the Video Platforms<br />

TV and social media have officially hooked up. Shows share<br />

viewers’ tweets, celebrities encourage real-time interaction and the<br />

online big guns — Facebook and Twitter — are intertwined with TV<br />

as never before. TV as a social-media community is exploding. See<br />

what’s next.<br />

Moderator: Mark Ghuneim, CEO, Trendrr<br />

Panelists: Kemal Altintas, Sr. Manager, Smart TV, Partnerships &<br />

Business Development, LG Electronics<br />

Rebecca Baldwin, VP and GM, Zap2it.com<br />

Saul Berman, Partner and VP, Global Service Area<br />

Leader, Strategy and Transformation, IBM Global<br />

Business Services<br />

Jeff Eddings, Sr. Director, Emerging Technology,<br />

Turner Broadcasting<br />

Roger Keating, Sr. VP, Hearst Television Inc.<br />

Gayle Weiswasser, VP, Engagement, New Media<br />

10:30–11:30 a .m .<br />

Conference Tracks<br />

Session material as of December 17, 2012. Visit Conference.<strong>CES</strong>web.org for current program updates.<br />

Tuesday, January 8 LVCC, North Hall, N260<br />

STC6 iPad-Tablet-Smartphone Advertising: The<br />

Premium Advertising Platform<br />

The tablet is giving advertisers a premium mobile partner, with<br />

extensive reach to and interactivity with consumers. Tablets<br />

complement and reach up into the TV platform and down into the<br />

smartphone. Tablet advertising has made smartphone advertising<br />

more valuable. In so many ways, tablets are changing mobile<br />

advertising forever.<br />

Moderator: Jonathan Weitz, Partner, IBB Consulting<br />

Panelists: David Berkowitz, VP, Emerging Media, 360i<br />

Grace Dolan, Head of Mobile Solutions,<br />

North America, Google<br />

Alastair Green, Executive Creative Director, Team One<br />

Harry Kargman, Founder and CEO, Kargo<br />

Alexandre Mars, Head of Mobile, Publicis<br />

Groupe, CEO, Phonevalley<br />

Mandar Shinde, Director, Mobile Monetization, AOL<br />

Noon–1 p .m .<br />

STC7 Broadcasting without Borders: Players in<br />

the New Guard of Broadcasting, Branding and<br />

Content Networks<br />

TV shows have been replaced by video content. We consume it on<br />

video platforms — TV, PC, smartphones, tablets — and “it”<br />

includes family postcards, YouTube webcasts, broadcast<br />

programming and feature films. Broadcasting truly has no<br />

boundaries, and the relationship of brands and advertisers to the<br />

new video reality is in a transformational state.<br />

Moderator: Shawn Gold, CMO, Mahalo<br />

Panelists: Brandon Berger, Chief Digital Officer, Ogilvy and<br />

Mather Worldwide<br />

Damon Berger, CEO, What’s Trending<br />

Steve Bradbury, Chief Revenue Officer, Zazoom<br />

Jim Eadie, Sr. VP, Digital Business Development,<br />

Viacom Media Networks<br />

Michael Kernan, CEO, NuMedia Studios<br />

Daniel Tibbets, Sr. VP, Digital Media,<br />

Bunim/Murray Productions<br />

1:30–2:30 p .m .<br />

STC8 Smartphones and Tablets: Communicator,<br />

Entertainer, Commerce Engine — Social<br />

Experiential Networks and Devices<br />

As mobile devices, access and interactivity give consumers a full<br />

broadband/always-on experience, mobile technology is<br />

transforming into a full lifestyle expression and symbol of consumer<br />

identity — like jeans, sunglasses and coffeemakers. Apps, devices<br />

and networks combine to empower lifestyles that encompass<br />

communication, entertainment and commerce.<br />

Moderator: Lucy Hood, Executive Director, Institute for<br />

Communications, Technology Management,<br />

USC Marshall School of Business<br />

Panelists: Cameron Friedlander, VP, Director of Creative<br />

Technology, DesignKitchen, a WPP Group<br />

Ian Greenblatt, Director, Content Strategy and Business<br />

Development, Motorola Mobility<br />

Peter Phillips, Sr. VP and GM, Digital Media Group,<br />

Marvel Worldwide<br />

Francisco Varela, Global Director, Platform<br />

Partnerships, YouTube<br />

Mark Young, VP, Mobile Strategy and Business<br />

Development, NBC Universal Entertainment and<br />

Digital Networks<br />

3–4 p .m .<br />

STC9 Leveraging Content and Celebrity for<br />

Cross-Platform Success: Brands, Bands and<br />

Entertainers Collaborate<br />

You see it on TV all day and all over the Net. Brands, entertainment,<br />

talent, new media startups and big marketers are teaming up for<br />

cross-platform success. Hear from top executives and experts in<br />

entertainment, consumer branding and licensing, and digital<br />

strategy about leveraging pop culture and content to<br />

connect with consumers.<br />

Moderator: Ken Hertz, Principal, memBrain<br />

Panelists: Heidi Browning, Sr. VP, Strategic Solutions, Pandora<br />

Matt Ringel, Managing Partner, New Era Media and<br />

Marketing, Red Light Management<br />

Ian Schafer, CEO, Deep Focus<br />

Sharon Wienbar, Managing Director, Scale<br />

Venture Partners<br />

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