Steve Iverson Joins Industry Experts at Digital Living Room to Discuss the Future of Digital Media.
Who: Steve Iverson, president and CEO of Streamload(R), is
participating in Digital Living Room 2005 as a presenter and
panelist. Streamload is a sponsor of the conference and will
be exhibiting Streamload MediaMax(TM) throughout the event.
What: The Digital Living Room and Venture Forum --
December 5-6, 2005
(www.digitallivingroom.com)
The Forum brings technology leaders together to discuss the
technologies and services that are transforming the living
room into a digital hub.
When: Monday, December 5, 2005
9 a.m.-10 p.m. PT Exhibits Open
9 a.m.-10 a.m. PT Supersession: Plug and Pray --
Magellan Ballroom
3:40-4:10 p.m. PT Streamload Case Study -- Balboa
Ballroom
5:30-6:20 p.m. PT Panel: The Portable Living Room --
Columbus Ballroom
Tuesday, December 6, 2005
8:15 a.m.-2 p.m. Exhibits Open.
Where: Crowne Plaza San Francisco Airport
1221 Chess Drive
Foster City, Calif. 94404
Topics: Supersession: Plug and Pray
For all the advances in Digital Living Room hardware and
software, consumers are flummoxed by the inability of
different devices to connect shared content and often,
simply work. Hollywood plays a major role in the roadblock
because of studios' fear that allowing free data flow will
lead to wholesale piracy. What needs to be done?
Feature Presentation: Streamload
Panelists:
1. Steve Iverson, Streamload, President and Chief
Executive Officer
2. Brad Hunt, Motion Picture Association of America,
Inc., SVP and Chief Technology Officer
3. Mike Buckley, Intel Capital, Director, Strategic
Investments
4. Donald A. Norman, Nielsen Norman Group, Co-Founder
and Principal Moderator; David Pogue, New York
Times, Personal-Technology Columnist
Case Study -- Share Your Personal Digital Videos (As Easily
As You Share Your Digital Photos)
Stop burning and snail-mailing DVDs. Broadband internet
access and easy-to-use services now exist to help you share
your digital videos with the click of a button. We will
review available options and show examples of easy and
secure online video sharing. We will also discuss new
trends like video blogging.
The Portable Living Room
Apple's release of the video iPod is the biggest bet yet
that portable media players capable of playing TV shows,
movies and other rich video will be a hit. Will the
introduction give a boost to companies that already have
products allowing consumers to stream or download their
favorite video, audio and digital content? Or will consumers
turn up their noses at the tiny screen? Does the humble MP3
player still have a future? And what of studios' fears of
piracy?
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