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Have you downloaded The Cable Show 2012 Mobile App, yet? Our app makes The Cable Show, your show. With it you can tailor the 2012 Schedule to highlight events and receive exclusive alerts notifying you of the latest happenings at The Cable Show.

Other features of the Mobile App include:

  • A live Twitter feed to keep you in the action. (You can already follow along at #cable12.)
  • Downloadable exhibitor materials.
  • Interactive exhibit floor maps to help you get around .
  • Mark off booths that you’ve visited or want to visit.
  • Select your favorite sessions and add them to your personal schedule.

Our mobile app is available for iOS devices (search for “cable show” in iTunes), Androids and Blackberries.

Join us in Boston from May 21-23 for The Cable Show 2012.

Boston, a major center of innovation, is next year’s host for The Cable Show. We will be in Boston from May 21-23 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. Make sure to join us and other mover and shakers of the cable industry to find out what’s current and what’s next for cable. The Cable Show 2012 will feature excellent networking opportunities, over half of our attendees are executive-level. There is also our educational sessions which feature leaders form inside and outside of cable discussing strategy or making announcements on their company’s next steps. And to say the least, our exhibit floor which always features a mixture of cable programming networks and the latest technical innovations to come to cable.

Registering early for The Cable Show has some benefits. For one, we give you a $100 off our regular registration rate and secondly, there are more rooms available in our housing block. So experience more of what cable has to offer and register today!

The Cable Show 2011 Exhibit Floor

Interested in getting a foot in the door with the cable industry? Or do you already have your finger on the pulse? Get the exposure that you need by reserving a space on The Cable Show 2012 exhibit floor.  The Cable Show annually attracts over 13,000 attendees that represent a diverse range of fields present in today’s cable economy. And we are the one place where you can meet them all in just a period of three days.

Exhibitors not only get access to the leaders of cable and broadband, but also special access to sponsorship and advertising opportunities that are only open to National Cable & Telecommunication Association members. And if you have never exhibited at The Cable Show before, we extend to you the member rate discount, a bonus to any new exhibitor. If you need help in making your decision, download our 2012 Exhibitor Prospectus.

So plan on joining us for The Cable Show 2012, on May 21-23 at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center to experience more of what cable can do. And to snap up the best spot on the floor, make sure to get in before first-round floor assignments deadline on October 14th.

More questions about exhibiting? Contact Michael Garner, of NCTA Convention Headquarters at 202-463-7905 or mgarner@ncta.com.

The 2011 Spring Technical Forum proceedings are now available for purchase. The CD-ROM features all of the papers that were used as the basis for the Spring Technical Forum sessions at The Cable Show 2011.

This year’s Spring Technical Forum sessions featured various subjects and authors:

The CD-ROMs are $75 each and can be purchased at the Spring Technical Forum Store. To purchase audio recordings of the sessions, visit our Conference Recordings Store.

The Call for Papers for the 2012 Spring Technical Forum will occur later this year during Fall.

Dr. Jill Biden speaks before The Cable Show 2011 audience during the Thursday General Session.

Dr. Jill Biden, wife of the Vice President, spoke during the Cable Show general session about Joining Forces, a program she and Michelle Obama created to recognize, honor, and support military families.  At the National PTA Convention earlier this month, a National Guard general spoke about the hardships and struggles of military families when loved ones are deployed.

Unless you have a close family member serving in the military, you can’t understand what these brave and dedicated Americans experience when the nation is at war.  I found my thoughts drifting to my brother-in-law, a Lt. Colonel in the Air Force, leaving his wife and 2 children in Illinois to serve in Afghanistan. I’ve always been in awe of how strong, capable and resourceful my sister is when her husband is deployed.  Joining Forces holds special meaning for me because it’s shining a spotlight on these families.

Dr. Biden went on to praise the cable industry for their efforts to highlight the challenges and triumphs these families face through PSA’s, TV programs, and other initiatives such as History’s Take a Veteran to School and a new one by Discovery that helps teachers understand the unique challenges military children face.

If you know anyone who is a member of our armed services, or their family members, take a moment to think about their sacrifices and be sure to thank them for their service.

- Kat Stewart, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Cable in The Classroom

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This blog post was re-posted with permission from Kat Stewart and Cable in the Classroom. To read the original post, visit the Cable in the Classroom Blog.

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