The race to bring the flexibility and variety of online video delivery to the comfort of your couch was taken to a whole new level in 2009 — soon, the content you want to watch will be accessible wherever and whenever you want. With that in mind, the theme of our third annual NewTeeVee Live event is TV Everywhere. Join us today here at the Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco as we talk to some of the industry’s key players to learn about the future of this increasingly exciting industry. Our livestream — which includes a chat feature — will start at 9 am PT, and we will be live-blogging the onstage sessions throughout the day. You can watch it on your iPhone as well. The Twitter hashtag is #ntvl. Enjoy!
Live blogs of today’s sessions:
- What’s Next for Redbox in a Post-DVD World
- Panel of VCs Sees Bright Prospects for Video Industry
- PBS Is Not Just Your Grandma’s Network
- Roku Readies Channel Store
- How Obama, CNN and Facebook Brought Change to Social TV
- Will Broadband TVs Connect With Consumers?
- YouTube Adds Support for 1080p Videos
- Quincy Smith’s Official Exit Interview
- Auto-Tune the News to Hook Up With Sony
- Nielsen Eyes Extended Screens
- Adobe CTO: HTML 5 Is “Trying To Do What Flash Already Does”
- Netflix CEO: Why Netflix Is the Killer App for Broadband
- Comcast’s On-Demand Online to Be Ready by Hanukkah
- Cisco Sees Video as a Market in Transition
- How NFL.com Scores With Fantasy Football
- Comedy Central Gets 500,000 Online Viewers From HuffPost
- What’s the Next Big Thing in Video?
- Get Ready for the Boxee Box
- YouTube Star Ryan Higa Doesn’t Think He’s Famous
- Xbox Live to get More Social Nov. 17
