Our Speakers Line-up is Heating Up

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May 3, 2012
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Some of The Cable Show 2012 Speakers and Moderators

Some of the faces you will see speaking and moderating at The Cable Show 2012.

Our speaker and moderator line-up is coming together quite nicely for The Cable Show. From Conan O’Brien to Julius Genachowski and media leaders like Chase Carey and Jeffrey Bewkes, you are certain to come away from The Cable Show 2012 General Sessions with a whole lot of inspiration and  questions about “What’s Next?” answered. But if you are looking for a deeper dive into topics related to the cable industry, we offer that as well.

A Wide Array of Topics

Over three days in Boston, industry leaders will discuss subject matters such as advanced advertising to business operations during our educational sessions. For example, for people interested in Programming we offer the following session,”Dispatches from Screenland: Television Strategy, Technology and Market Dynamics“. In this session Cesar Conde, Univision Communications, Inc. will discuss the new business opportunities in the Hispanic market and Gary Zenkel, NBC Sports Group will discuss latest approaches for programming the 2012 Olympic Games and multi-screen delivery.

To make sure to get the best out of your time at The Cable Show 2012, take a look at some of the tracks taking place in Boston:

  • Spring Technical Forum: For people wanting the nitty-gritty discussions of what’s now and next in cable technology.
  • Public Policy: Get the latest news from the Hill on upcoming regulations and their impact on the cable industry.

And  the best way to learn about these subjects is by being at The Cable Show 2012. Make sure to register today, as there are only a few weeks left til’ the Show.

Destination Boston: Innovation District

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March 29, 2012
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Boston's Innovation District courtesy www.innovationdistrict.org

Boston's Innovation District courtesy www.innovationdistrict.org

Innovation is a guiding principle and an active concept of research and development in both Boston and the cable industry. But where does it live? Does it need a physical space and community to foster competition and productivity? The reinvention of the Boston Waterfront or Seaport District is the answer to that question- the re-branding efforts began in 2009 on the rezoned district, offering business incentives and building on the municipal planning that sought to redefine the urban landscape. Encouraged by public funding and massive infrastructural planning, the Innovation District will serve as a testing ground for new technologies in connectivity, transportation and city planning.

The Innovation District plants the seed of a green high technology future: the diverse living spaces and lifestyle options create an attractive space for entrepreneurs to base their campuses. The clean energy and connectivity initiatives support an environment for positive development.

To top it all off: the Boston Convention and Exposition Center, which will host The Cable Show May 21-23, finds it’s home smack dab in the middle of the emerging Innovation District.

Sneak Preview: Speakers and Sessions for 2012

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March 27, 2012
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One of the highlights of The Cable Show 2011, was Oprah being interviewed by Paula Zahn during a General Session.

With TBS superstar Conan O’Brien being interviewed by CNN’s Piers Morgan, we have quite the
growing list of speakers for The Cable Show 2012. Our General Sessions have the top names from sports, entertainment, business and politics represented in Boston.

More speakers are being announced everyday, including:

  • Glenn Britt – Chairman & CEO, Time Warner Cable
  • Jeff Bewkes – Chairman & CEO, Time Warner, Inc.
  • Mignon Clyburn – Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission
  • Pat Esser – President, Cox Communications
  • Julius Genachowski – Chairman, Federal Communications Commission
  • David Hill – Chairman & CEO, FOX Sports Media Group
  • Phil Kent – Chairman & CEO, Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.
  • David Levy – President, Sales, Distribution & Sports, Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.
  • Robert McDowell – Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission
  • Deval Patrick – Governor of Massachusetts
  • Ted Sarandos – Chief Content Officer, Netflix
  • John Skipper – President, ESPN, and Co-Chairman, Disney Media Networks
  • Neil Smit – President & CEO, Comcast Cable
  • David Stern – Commissioner, National Basketball Association
  • David Zaslav – President & CEO, Discovery Communications

We also have quite the technical program lined up as well. The 2012 Spring Technical Forum, features experts covering topics ranging from new approaches in advanced user interface to IP Video strategy and solutions. We will also be announcing in the next couple of weeks the line-up for the CIO.IT track, our special program for those who provide IT services to the cable industry. So make sure to keep an eye on our Cable Show website, where we will announce the speakers and companies chosen for the CIO.IT track.

And the only way you get to hear all of this is by joining us in Boston from May 21-23. So make sure to register today to get access to insights from some of the best.

Hot Off the Presses

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March 14, 2012
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The Cable Show 2012 Brochure

Check out The Cable Show 2012 Brochure.

Need more reasons to attend The Cable Show 2012? Read our digital brochure and get a sneak peek (including a rendering of what Imagine Park will look like) of what will take place in Boston from May 21-23.  Our General Sessions are starting to line up nicely and so is our Spring Technical Forum program. New exhibitors are signing up everyday, ranging from wireless to cable programming to interactive TV platforms.

If you want to make an entry into the cable market, The Cable Show 2012 is the place to do it. Register today! See you in Boston for the most important cable event.

Upcoming Important Dates:

  • March 23: End of the Early Bird registration discount. Registration rates go up by $100 the next day.
  • March 31: Deadline for submitting an Imagine Park RFP.

Destination Boston: Freedom Trail

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February 29, 2012
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Freedom Trail Seal

Boston is one of the most historically significant cities in theUnited States. While in town for the cable Show 2012, you can experience a rich and varied history through world renowned landmarks on Boston’s Freedom Trail, one of America’s first walking tours. The Freedom Trail takes visitors through 16 famous sites and 250 years over the course of 2.5 miles along a red brick walking trail. Over the course of an afternoon, amateur historians can soak in the birth of a nation and the sites of some of the most notable events in the American Revolution.

State House of Massachusetts

From Boston Common, the first park in the country, to Paul Revere’s house; the Freedom Trail sets the scene for some of the most important events in colonial Boston. Other sites include The Old State House, from whose balcony the Declaration of Independence was proclaimed in 1776, and the USS Constitution, the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world.

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