Streaming Media East to Host Panel with Google, ABC, NY Times and CondeNet Discussing How Old Media Is Embracing Online Video

Streaming Media East 2008, scheduled to take place May 20-21,2008 at the New York Hilton, will be featuring a session entitled How Old Media Is Embracing Online Video and New Media. Led by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the media executives on this panel include:

Peter Price, President and CEO, NATAS;
Isaac Josephson, Director, Product Management, ABC News Digital Media; David Eun, V.P. Content Partnerships, Google;
Vivian Schiller, SVP, GM, NYTimes.com; and
Sarah Cubb, President, CondeNet.com.

This session, designed for media, broadcasting, and publishing executives as well as new media professionals, will discuss how converging media technologies are redefining traditional distribution methods, how interactive and on-demand services are changing, and how entertainment and news videos are being consumed. Attendees will hear from some of the leading publishers, broadcasters, and advertisers about the impact that video and new media is having upon their business models.

Streaming Media East, which takes place from May 19-21, 2008, is the largest conference and exhibition covering the streaming media and online video business. The Streaming Media East 2008 Conference is the premier learning, networking, and problem-solving event for anyone who is integrating online video into their enterprise, marketing, or broadcasting objectives. Content owners, viral video creators, online marketers, enterprise corporations, broadcast professionals, ad agencies, educators and others all come to Streaming Media East to see and hear the latest online video technology but, more importantly, to discuss the business models that are coming of age.

For registration or more program information go to www.streamingmedia.com/east. Keynoters and presenters may also be available for interview. Please contact (dwhite @ infotoday.com) for more information.�

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