New Digital Economics Conference
The connected home has long been a vision of futurologists. Now it is starting to become a reality with the emphasis shifting from the PC to the TV and the mobile device. Video, and related applications such as interactive games, are driving consumers to the television and a battle is developing around set-top boxes and TV-based applications. The mobile device, however, remains relevant as many consumers seek a seamless viewing experience between the TV and the mobile and others see the mobile device as the new intelligent remote control.
Creative Director Rob McIntosh will speak on the ‘Connected Home’ session at the New Digital Economics Conference in London on May 11-13. Rob will explore how this market will play out, identify where the key control-points are and clarify what strategies are required from content owners and aggregators, device manufacturers, operators and developers to make the vision a near-term reality. Building on output from the New Digital Economics Americas, The European New Digital Economics Conference focuses on new growth opportunities at the intersection of Communications, Media and Entertainment.
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