2007 is the year of Internet-driven TV, film and broadcasting. In 2006 we saw $4.1 billion in online ad spending, and a record $1.6 billion purchase of YouTube. Media networks are changing on all fronts, from content acquisition, to distribution models, to new ways of building revenue. Video on the net is a vibrant landscape, and we want you to be part of the discussion!
Be a part of the premier conference to meet, explore, and make decisions about how this change impacts your world, listen to these new media disruptors and their new breed of Internet TV and film.
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Jeff Pulver's Opening Remarks for the Video on the Net conference in San Jose
Jeff Pulver, Pulver Media opens the Video on the Net Conference with comments regarding the Video on the Net Alliance and the effort to prevent regulation of Internet video. If you want to hear the continuation of where this video ends, please watch Shelly Palmer's remarks in the next clip from the event here.
Feature presentation by Kieron O'Brien, CEO of Packet Exchange, the leading Application Sensitive delivery platform offering a faster, safer and more reliable alternative to the public Internet.
NaviSite is the leading, single-source provider of complex streaming and hosting solutions offering complete accountability across the delivery continuum. NaviSite’s content delivery and acceleration services span the complete spectrum; from the smooth viewing experience required by the most demanding media companies to the everyday caching of HTML; from the downloading of games to the acceleration of enterprise applications. With 14 world-class data centers and state-of-the-art second generation content delivery technology, NaviSite can support any need regardless of size or geographic reach and, we provide you with the flexibility and scalability to grow as your business accelerates with unprecedented velocity.
VX30 streamlines video delivery processes, raises productivity with media-rich content, and reduces costs and complexity with out needing to download a media player or plug-in. In a recent independent study of five major streaming technologies by Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, VX30's technology was selected as the #1 streaming video technology.
Eric Floyd, Director of U.S. Business Development for STREAMTHEWORLD
sits down with Kevin Shively at the Video on the Net conference and shows off some of their tools for managing and delivering video content online.
Bill Sobel sits down with Kevin Shively at the start of the second day of the Video on the Net webcast and discusses the conference and Bill's NY:MIEG monthly events in New York.
Tim Hanlon of Publicis Groupe's media futures practice Denuo addresses the Spring 2007 Video on the Net about how the ad world is addressing and embracing online video.
Metrics and Measurement - Larry Gerbrandt, Nielsen Analytics
Larry Gerbrandt of Nielsen Analytics addresses the Spring 2007 Video on the Net about new ways of addressing metrics and measurements of online video and what Nielsen is doing in measuring broadcast media as it moves online.
Metrics and Measurement - Paul Palumbo, AccuStream iMedia Research
Paul Palumbo of AccuStream iMedia Research addresses the Spring 2007 Video on the Net audience on measuring online video and what the research says today.
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VX30 streamlines video delivery processes, raises productivity with media-rich content, and reduces costs and complexity with out needing to download a media player or plug-in. In a recent independent study of five major streaming technologies by Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, VX30's technology was selected as the #1 streaming video technology. Next Event Video =>
Special Bonus Coverage of Emerging Media Dynamics' New Video Summit: Silicon Valley Meets Hollywood on the Internet
Welcome to the Emerging Media Dynamics New Video Summit
Cynthia Brumfield, President, Emerging Media Dynamics, welcomes attendees to the New Video Summit preconference at the Video on the Net conference in San Jose. Watch the next clip from this event here.
Erick Hachenburg, CEO of Metacafe, delivers a keynote address at the Emerging Media Dynamics New Video Summit in San Jose, CA. Watch the next clip from this event here.
Panel: The Odd Couple: How Well Do Silicon Valley and Hollywood Fit Together?
- Paige Albiniak, Contributing Editor, IP Media Monitor
-Sarah Harden, SVP of Business Development, Fox Cable Group
-Daniel Scheinman, Sr. Vice President Media Solutions Group, Cisco
-Brent Weinstein, Head of Digital Media, United Talent Agency
-Jim Wuthrich, SVP, Digital Distribution, Warner Brothers Home Entertainment Group Watch the next clip from this event here.
Panel: All About the Benjamins: Who’s Making Money with Web-Based Video?
- Rafat Ali, CEO, Paidcontent.org
-Josh Goldman, CEO, Akimbo
-Tara Maitra, Vice President, General Manager, Content Services, TiVo Inc.
-Chris O'Brien, Chief Executive Officer, Motionbox
-Matt Sanchez, CEO and Co-Founder, VideoEgg, Inc. Watch the next clip from this event here.
Panel: Ordinary People: How is Technology Changing Entertainment?
- Nizar Allibhoy, Principal, MediaEnable, LLC
-(M) Tom Foremski, Silicon Valley Watcher
-Michael Gordon, Chief Strategy Officer and Co-Founder, LimeLight Networks
-Mark Pascarella, President, Gotuit Media Corp.
-Herve Utheza, Vice President and Executive Producer of TV Properties, Orb Networks