DTG Summit 2011:Continuity and Change: Surviving and winning in the connected era
The DTG Summit 2011 took place on 4 March at the Congress Centre, Great Russell St., London.
Convergence of broadcast and broadband has arrived causing a number of parties to play out of position and bringing with it a new era of regulation, new funding models and reformulated consumer propositions.
The DTG Summit 2011 debated how the digital television industry could ensure continuity for the viewer during a period of unprecedented technical change.
The Summit was moderated by leading broadcast journalist Sophie Raworth.
Presentations from this event are available here.
Agenda
| 0930 | Registration and Coffee |
|---|---|
| 1000 | Chairman's Welcome David Docherty, DTG |
| 1005 | International Trends in Digital Television John Bird, Principal Consultant, Futuresource |
| 1025 | Opening Keynote: Roly Keating, Director of Archive Content, BBC |
| 1050 | Protecting Premium Content Trevor Albery, VP EMEA Anti-Piracy Operations, Warner Bros |
| 1115 | Coffee and Demos |
| 1140 | Panel Session: Regulating a Connected World David Mahoney, Director of Content Policy, Ofcom Tim Suter, Managing Director, Perspective Associates Sheila Cassells, Director, Cassells Consulting Associates Peter Johnson, CEO, ATVOD |
| 1245 | Lunch and Demos |
| 1400 | Afternoon Keynote: Richard Halton, CEO, YouView |
| 1425 | Delivering to the Connected Viewer Tess Alps, Chief Executive, Thinkbox Patrick Barwise, Emeritus Professor of Management and Marketing, London Business School Ian Meckenburgh, Director Digital Entertainment CPE, Virgin Media Dan Saunders, Head of Content Services, Samsung Richard Halton, CEO, YouView |
| 1525 | Closing Keynote: Video and audio coding - what comes next? Stefan Meltzer, Fraunhofer |
| 1550 | Closing Remarks: Richard Lindsay-Davies, Director General, DTG |
| 1600 | DTG AGM (DTG members only) / Networking Drinks |
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