Click on the Video Below and Sample a Session from the last Digital Hollywood event. For Additional Video Sessions, Click Here CES 2007, Las Vegas Convention Center, North Hall Digital Hollywood at CES The Agenda - Day Two Tuesday, January 9th 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Session A - DH18 The TV and Set-top as the Consumer Gateway to Entertainment & Information – Set-Top, Broadband, Guides & PVRs While there will always be a few holdouts, the trinity of the TV, the couch potato and the TV remote is about to go the way of the horse and buggy. The combination of the TV, the set-top, the broadband connection and video recorder is about to break down the barriers of TV viewing. As the 50" flat screen TV saturates the consumer landscape, the idea of windowing screens on a TV set may not be that far way. The idea that consumers might use a TV as they do a computer may be right around the corner. In the near future, viewers might be watching a football game and at the same time, on a second window on the TV, that viewer might also be shopping for tank-tops or buying snacks from the supermarket. That viewer might be taping a show, watching a movie and doing research for a term paper on the web at the same time. The TV set will serve as gateway to entertainment and information as sure as the computer opens the door to a world of information. TV, interactive TV, IPTV, PVR TV, broadband based TV, there will likely be as many ways to describe the way consumers will use and access content and programming as there are companies supplying the options. In this session we will explore that coming future. Don Dulchinos, Vice President, Advanced Platforms and Services, CableLabs® James Henderson, VP Digital Development, Comcast Communications Mike Fidler, Chief Executive Officer, Digeo, Inc. Martijn Lopes Cardozo, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, TANDBERG Television Ed Graczyk, Director of Marketing and Communications, Microsoft TV Division, Microsoft Corporation Menno Kleingeld, Senior Marketing Director, BU Home, NXP Semiconductors Ian Drew, VP Segment Marketing, ARM Jeff Binder, President, Broadbus Technologies, Moderator Donald P. Dulchinos, Senior Vice President, Advanced Platforms and Services, CableLabs®: Donald P. Dulchinos is Senior Vice President, Advanced Platforms and Services, for Cable Television Laboratories, Inc. (CableLabs®). Mr. Dulchinos directs and manages the OpenCable project, an initiative of the cable television industry being managed through CableLabs with a goal of defining a family of advanced, interactive digital devices which support the range of current and future digital cable product offerings. The family of devices includes set-top boxes, digital televisions, personal computers, and more. Mr. Dulchinos oversees the development of OpenCable hardware specifications in cooperation with cable companies and consumer electronics manufacturers, and also coordinates input from the Hollywood production community, the Federal Communications Commission, and national retailers such as Circuit City. He manages an effort to define a common software environment for retail set-top and other OpenCable devices, called the OpenCable Applications Platform (OCAP), with the goal of supporting a range of interactive television applications and services. Mr. Dulchinos manages the Advanced Platforms and Services Department within CableLabs, with a staff of twenty-four full time technical, business development and software professionals. Before joining CableLabs®, Mr. Dulchinos spent seven years as director of research with the National Cable Television Association, where he specialized in technology assessment and strategic analysis of other telecommunications and information industries. Prior to that, he was an analyst at National Economic Research Associates in Washington D.C., and before that he was a technical information specialist in the Congressional Research Service at the Library of Congress. Mr. Dulchinos holds a master’s degree in public administration from the Graduate School of Business and Public Management at the University of Denver, and a B.A. in economics from Union College in Schenectady, NY. CableLabs® is a research and development consortium of cable television system operators worldwide. CableLabs® plans and funds research and development projects that will help cable companies take advantage of future opportunities and meet future challenges in the cable television industry. CableLabs® maintains web sites at www.cablelabs.com; www.cablemodem.com; www.cablenet.org; www.opencable.com; and www.packetcable.com. Mike Fidler is chief executive officer of Digeo, Inc., bringing a strong background in consumer electronics and cable technologies. Fidler is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the company and implementing key initiatives to drive Digeo’s evolution from a successful technology start-up to a well-established company with clear leadership positions in software, silicon and hardware. Previously, Fidler was senior vice president of Sony Electronics' (SEL) Home Products Division, where he was responsible for directing the marketing of Sony's TV, home audio/video, and IT displays business. He also served as senior vice president, Blu-ray Disc Group, responsible for promoting the Blu-ray Disc format to relevant industries including motion picture studios, music labels, consumer electronics manufacturers, information technology companies, optical replication and post-production houses. Prior to that, Fidler served as senior vice president of the Digital Platform Division of America. Before joining Sony, Fidler held the positions of senior vice president, New Technologies and senior vice president, Marketing at Pioneer Electronics. Fidler is a founding member and vice president of the DVD Entertainment Group, an industry-funded nonprofit organization that provides updated information about DVD to media and retailers. He has served on various committees established by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) that focused on providing the necessary marketing support for launching new technology products. Fidler graduated from Pace University in New York with a Bachelor of business administration in marketing. Martijn Lopes Cardozo, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, TANDBERG Television: As Senior Vice President, Corporate Development at TANDBERG Television, Martijn Lopes Cardozo oversees the Company’s strategic partnerships – including ecosystem partners and resellers. He is also responsible for equity transactions and the Company’s initial entry into new markets. Mr. Lopes Cardozo is particularly focused on TANDBERG Television’s IPTV segment, which provides telecom operators market leading compression, on-demand, and interactive television solutions. Mr. Lopes Cardozo joined TTV through the acquisition of interactive television provider GoldPocket Interactive. As Executive Vice President of Distribution and Partnerships, he oversaw the distribution of GoldPocket’s ITV technologies to operators and was responsible for developing and managing key strategic partnerships. During his tenure at GoldPocket, Mr. Lopes Cardozo led the Company's entry into the IPTV, wireless, and cable and satellite segments. Prior to GoldPocket, Mr. Lopes Cardozo was a Senior Product Manager at Akamai Technologies, where he arranged and coordinated reseller agreements including a critical arrangement with WebTrends. He previously worked with Unilever in Germany and OC&C Strategy Consultants in the Netherlands. Mr. Lopes Cardozo holds a Master of Business Administration from Harvard Business School and a Master of Science in Applied Physics from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. Ed Graczyk, Director of Marketing and Communications, Microsoft TV Division, Microsoft Corporation : As Director of Marketing and Communications for Microsoft Corporation’s Microsoft TV division, Ed Graczyk is responsible for establishing the company as the leading provider of software that enables network operators, consumer electronics manufacturers, and TV content providers to create and deliver enhanced TV services worldwide. Mr. Graczyk oversees all communications, public relations, branding, positioning, advertising, partner co-marketing and events worldwide for the Microsoft TV family of software products. Prior to moving to the Microsoft TV division, Mr. Graczyk worked in the companies MSN operation, as marketing lead for the award-winning MSN MoneyCentral personal finance service and the MSN Communications Services, where he launched MSN Messenger Service and MSN Web Communities. In 1994, he received the Corporate Account Executive of the Year Award at Microsoft. Prior to joining Microsoft, Mr. Graczyk spent six years with Unisys Corporation, serving in various sales and product management positions with a focus on customers in the banking, securities, and insurance industries. Ed Graczyk holds a bachelor of science degree from the Boston College School of Management, with a triple major in marketing, computer science and economics. He is a frequent speaker at digital TV industry events, including Broadcast Asia, CTAM Research Conference, Digital Hollywood, DigiTrends Camp Interactive, Kagan Interactive TV Summit, IFA Berlin and the PBS Technology Conference. Mr. Graczyk is a member of the Cable and Telecommunications Association for Marketing. Menno Kleingeld, Senior Marketing Director, Home Business Unit, Business Line Set-Top Box, Home Media Devices and Digital Media Adaptors, NXP: Menno Kleingeld is the senior marketing director for set-top boxes (STB), home media devices and digital media adaptors (DMA) in the Home business unit at NXP Semiconductors. Menno is responsible for leading the global marketing and business development activities for STBs, home media devices and DMAs. Menno has been working on STB solutions at NXP Semiconductors since 2000. Prior to his current position, Menno occupied several international marketing posts at Philips Consumer Electronics and Philips Semiconductors, where he was responsible for global strategic and product marketing. Menno was also based in Milton Keynes, UK for three years, involved in marketing and sales management for STB products. Before joining Philips Semiconductors, he worked for three years at Philips Consumer Electronics in the Netherlands. Menno holds a master’s degree in Business Administration from the Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands. Ian Drew, Vice President, Segment Marketing, ARM: Ian Drew joined ARM as Vice President of Segment Marketing in July 2005 and is responsible for ARM’s world-wide marketing programs through each of the five segments: Mobile, Home/Consumer, Embedded, Enterprise and Emerging. Before joining ARM, Ian worked at Intel Corp. for 14 years in various senior management roles around the world including Asia, Russia, Europe and the U.S. His last position was as GM of the Russia/CIS office in Moscow, responsible for all the sales and marketing activities in the region. Before his GM position in Moscow, he was running Intel’s telecom group in Asia. Ian Holds an MSc from Durham University and a BEng from Teesside University. Jeff Binder, President, Broadbus: Jeffrey Binder is a Broadbus founder and serves as President. He was previously CEO of Magic Music, where he managed development of three generations of DRAM based server technology, overseeing the overall operations of the company from start-uinnovate with the Broadbus team. He has authored key vision documents published in major indusp to 30%+ market-share in just two years. He was formerly founding CEO of the Leading Golf Companies, successfully delivering frequency marketing client/server technology and systems in partnership with the top 500 golf courses in the US and major airlines, including American Airlines and TWA. Binder is a named inventor to several Broadbus patents and continues to collaborate andtry journals regarding television-on-demand (TOD®), and frequently presents at major audio and cable industry events. In addition, he serves on the boards of Greater Chicago Bank (a regional FDIC Banking), and FastenerOasis, Inc., (the e-commerce arm of one of the largest fastener distributors in the US). He is a member of NCTA, CTAM, SCTE and has been a member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences since 1988.