[MPEGIF News] MPEG Industry Forum Presents its Master Class "Next Generation Television Technology and Business Models" at IBC2007

"Nicola Wissler" <nicola.wissler-8/[email protected]> Mon, 6 Aug 2007 10:34:54 -0700
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News Release - For Immediate Release

 

 

“Next Generation Television Technology and Business Models” 
IBC2007, Amsterdam 

6 September 2007, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

RAI Convention Center, Room A

 

 

MPEG Industry Forum Presents its Master Class “Next Generation Television
Technology and Business Models” at IBC 2007

 

FREMONT, August 7, 2007 -- The MPEG Industry Forum (MPEGIF) today announced
that it will host a full day Master Class entitled “Next Generation
Television Technology and Business Models” at IBC 2007. 

 

This free, full day conference will take place on Thursday, 6 September 2007
from 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. in Room A at the RAI Convention Center,
Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

 

This MPEGIF Master Class will focus on how new technologies are changing the
way digital television is created, compressed, stored, delivered and
monetized. MPEGIF, the world’s largest advocacy group for the promotion of
MPEG technologies, has confirmed a high-profile line-up of keynote speakers
and panelists featuring senior executives from BSkyB, T-Com, Fastweb,
T-Online, Virgin Media, Telecom Italia, Orange/France Telecom, IPTV
Americas, Cinea, Harmonic, NagraVision, Pace, IBM, Sony, Sun, Open TV,
Playboy TV, ESPN, 3Vison, ADB, Amino, and Telemak making this conference the
“must attend” event at IBC.

 

The topics of the MPEGIF Master Class include:

 

*        The Next Generation Television Business Models

*        Stopping the IP Pirates

*        New Video Applications and Services

*        So many Ecosystems – so little time

 

The full agenda can be found online at:
www.mpegif.org/exhibitions/IBC2007/agenda07.htm 

 

MPEGIF will also provide an update on the widespread adoption of MPEG-4
(including MPEG-4 AVC / H.264) and the MPEGIF Logo Qualification Program.

 

“We are extremely pleased and proud that MPEGIF, through events and
activities such as our MPEGIF Master Classes and our MPEGIF Logo
Qualification Program, has significantly contributed to the fact that MPEG-4
AVC / H.264 is the clear choice by operators and service providers launching
next generation video and TV services for broadcast (SD, HD), internet and
mobile as well as for packaged media.” said Sebastian Moeritz, President,
MPEG Industry Forum and CEO dicas. 

 

“Increasingly operators are looking for guidance on how IP can be used to
discriminate services and create increased ARPUs”, said David Price, Vice
President, MPEGIF and Vice President at Harmonic Inc. “The rich line up of
content owners, programmers and service operators who are already deploying
IP based video services, and key technology providers in this space will
provide an unparalleled level of industry expertise that will help remove
some of the uncertainties in a rapidly evolving marketplace”

 

 

In addition to the Master Class held at RAI, MPEGIF will host a networking
party at the Hard Rock Café Amsterdam on Sunday, 9 September 2007 from 7p.m.
until midnight. This networking event will be the perfect place to meet and
mingle with the speakers from the MPEGIF Master Class and other industry
luminaries and experts while enjoying free drinks and bites. The MPEGIF
party is open to all IBC attendees.

 

For more information about the free MPEGIF Master Class at IBC 2007, please
visit www.mpegif.org/exhibitions/IBC2007/agenda07.htm 

 

 

About IBC2007 

IBC is committed to providing the world's best event for everyone involved
in the creation, management and delivery of content for the entertainment
industry. Run by the industry for the industry, IBC is owned by six Partners
who represent both visitors and exhibitors. Uniquely, the key executives and
committees who control the convention are drawn from these organizations,
bringing with them experience and expertise in all aspects of our industry.
For more information, please visit www.ibc.org <http://www.ibc.org/> . 

 

About MPEGIF

The MPEG Industry Forum (www.MPEGIF.org <http://www.mpegif.org/> )
represents more than 50 international companies and organizations from
diverse industries and promotes the adoption of MPEG standards, including
MPEG-4 AVC / H.264.  MPEGIF serves as a single point of information on
technology, products and services for these standards, offers
interoperability testing, a conformance program, marketing activities and is
present at international trade shows and conferences. 

 

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Media Contact: Nicola Wissler, MPEG Industry Forum Coordinator,
+1.510.492.4028,  <mailto:nicola.wissler-8/[email protected]>
nicola.wissler-8/[email protected]   

 

MPEGIF is managed by Association Management Solutions: www.amsl.com
<http://www.amsl.com/>  

 

 

Nicola Wissler / MPEG Industry Forum Coordinator

48377 Fremont, Fremont, CA 94538

Phone: +1-510-492-4028 / Fax: +1-510-492-4001

Website: http://www.mpegif.org

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