Click on the Video Below and Sample a Session from a previous Digital Hollywood event. For Additional Video Sessions, Click Here Digital Hollywood Events at CES 2009 Friday, January 9th Noon - 1:00 PM Track II – DH9 - Digital Hollywood Ubiquitous Video to the Consumer: The Technology & Content Enablers - Broadband, IPTV, Mobile & TV We are entering the age of all video all the time. Video is no longer a manifestation of TV, video is a web experience, a mobile experience, as well as an IPTV, Cable and Satellite experience. Video is taped on a hard drive, a PVR, DVR, on an iPOD and on a cell phone. Video is how consumers relate to the world. The conversion to the all-video culture has been so quiet and so quick, the implications of what an all-video culture may mean is only first becoming part of the national business and intellectual conversation. The technology and communication companies that have developed and provide the new video services may well have the greatest insight as to what these new technologies and cultural advances mean. In this session, we are delighted to bring that group of experts to a public forum. Derek Turner, Senior Product Manager, Microsoft Mediaroom Jason Lopatecki, Chief Strategy Officer, TubeMogul Mark Langford, VP of Marketing & Product Management, Technicolor Ellis Lindsay, Director, Strategy, Americas, Alcatel-Lucent Kelly Egan, Senior Vice President of Sales and Business Development, Swarmcast Eric Elia, VP, Professional Services, Brightcove Marcia Zellers, Media Industry Executive, Moderator Brett Wilson, Co-founder and CEO, TubeMogul: Brett leads the strategic direction for TubeMogul. He spent the first three years of his career as a consultant for Accenture. Next, he founded and led YouCanSave.com, a profitable e-commerce company that obtained over $69 million in revenue and was successfully acquired. Brett is undefeated at Risk, is the reigning Foosball champion at TubeMogul and a lousy (but aspiring) windsurfer, sailor and investor. He is also married and has two beautiful children. Brett received his MBA from the UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business. Mark Langford, VP of Marketing & Product Management, Technicolor: is responsible for all online content delivery marketing strategy as well as for directing service specifications and platform functional design. Mr. Langford has extensive and diverse electronic content acquisition and distribution experience and has worked domestically and abroad in the Telco, MSO and Broadcast markets for both vendor and service providers alike. Mr. Langford was VP of Product Development for the innovative MovieBeam Video on Demand network. He developed the VoD, HDTV and IPTV product strategy for UPC Cablecom in Switzerland. He also led the Broadband Entertainment division at Swisscom (the incumbent Swiss Telco) for three years. While at Swisscom, he was a key figure in the development and deployment of the IPTV roll-out, designing the TVoDSL offer and negotiating all of Swisscom’s worldwide content and OEM contracts (set-top box, middleware - Microsoft TV - and system integrator contracts). Previously, Mr. Langford was a Principal at an international systems integration firm (AMS) and spent two years on Wall Street (Salomon Bros). Mr. Langford earned an MBA with concentration in IT and Marketing from the Harvard Business School in 1991. He now resides in Los Angeles, CA with his wife and two sons. Ellis Lindsay, Director, Strategy, Americas, Alcatel-Lucent: Ellis Lindsay leads the Connected Home program within for Alcatel-Lucent's Americas Strategy Group. Working closely with business units, CMO, and CTO teams, Lindsay is responsible for defining and driving Alcatel-Lucent’s role in the Connected Home as more industries intersect inside the home through the common adoption of IP connectivity. Prior to joining Alcatel-Lucent, Lindsay was Associate Director, Consumer Services Development at Bell Canada where he was instrumental in the development of Bell Canada's Voice over IP services capabilities. His contributions to Bell Canada's communications technology and application strategies bring a wealth of integrated services knowledge and experience to the organization. As a Director of Strategic Alliances for Ubiquity Software, he was an early participant in the evolution of SIP products and implementations within the service provider community. Lindsay also has extensive experience in the Consumer and Enterprise software markets from Corel Corporation and Cognos Inc. where he held Product Management roles earlier in his career. Kelly Egan, Senior Vice President, Business Development, Swarmcast: He is responsible for all facets of Swarmcast’s business development and sales activities. Formerly the director of entertainment strategy at Best Buy, Kelly developed strategic initiatives targeting new media distribution platforms, mobile entertainment, and digital content opportunities. He has been active in the field of media and entertainment for more than ten years, and has worked in both creative and management roles in the film, music, television and interactive entertainment industries. Prior to joining Best Buy, Kelly founded the international film and television distributor, Kegan Entertainment, where he led both property acquisition and territory sales responsibilities and completed numerous worldwide distribution agreements at the MIPCOM and MIPTV markets in Cannes. Previously, Kelly was an associate in the Media and Entertainment practice at IBM Global Strategy Consulting. Specializing in Digital Film and Interactive Television, he was instrumental in developing and executing digital strategies for numerous global entertainment conglomerates, film studios and music labels. Prior to IBM, Kelly led Internet Strategy at video game publisher, Activision. While at Activision, he supervised the online marketing for many blockbuster titles, including: Quake II, Interstate-76 and Dark Reign. Kelly has been a frequent speaker on media and entertainment topics at numerous universities and industry events. He is also a board director for IFP North (Independent Feature Project), supporting independent film and is a member of the Mobile Entertainment Forum, a global organization leading development of mobile entertainment. Kelly began his career as a television producer at Chicago PBS affiliate, WTTW, producing the movie review program Sneak Previews and WorldStage Chicago, which received the Emmy in 1995 for Best Musical Special. He holds a BA in Mass Media Studies and Film from Loyola University of Chicago and an MBA from The Thunderbird School of Global Management. Kelly has previously spoken at Digital Hollywood in April 2005, January 2006, March 2006 and June 2007. He also spoke at Ad Tech in October 2005 and iHollywood Mobile Entertainment Summit in April 2006. Marcia Zellers, Media Industry Executive, Moderator: Marcia Zellers has been leading high profile digital initiatives since 1994, when she co-founded MTV Interactive in New York. Now LA based, she specializes in digital strategy, product development, business development and creative for media and entertainment. In 2006, Zellers was listed as #3 on the Hollywood Reporter/Producers Guild Digital 50, a compendium of the most influential and innovative people in digital media. Zellers was a two-year Co-Chair of the Emmy Awards Committee for the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Interactive Media Peer Group, Chair of the 2005 European Broadcasters Union Conference on Cross-Media Strategies on Marketing, 2004 International Mentor for the Australian XMedia Lab, and is a frequent speaker and panelist at industry events. Zellers previously heading up digital media for A&E Television. Prior to that, she ran the American Film Institute’s AFI Digital Content Lab, an industry R&D center that pairs design and technology experts with traditional media companies to create innovative digital media properties. From breaking new ground on an early video entertainment portal as the Supervising Producer of Warner Bros. Online’s late-‘90s Entertaindom, to creating and producing some of the earliest interactive TV programming and live digital events at MTV in the mid-‘90s, Zellers has a reputation as a pioneer and innovator in the digital media space. Zellers is also a published writer and editor, and has an eclectic background that includes publishing, marketing, advertising, fundraising, and stock brokerage. Eric Elia, VP, Professional Services, Brightcove: Eric is responsible for leading Brightcove's Professional Services team, responsible for helping to design, develop and launch online video experiences for Conde Nast, The New York Times, Showtime and many others. Eric joined Brightcove from Comcast where he led the development and user experience of the award-winning Comcast.net, Comcast's widely used broadband online service. In particular, Eric led the conceptualization, development, and launch of Comcast's The Fan, its breakthrough Internet video-on-demand service. Prior to Comcast, Eric was the Vice President of Business Development at broadband video pioneer The FeedRoom, where he managed key technology and content industry partnerships. Before The FeedRoom, Eric managed technology editorial and conceived of ClickCinema and ClickVideo, pioneering online video services for Excite@Home, the industry's first broadband online service.