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Mobile
Multimedia:
Aligning
Content and Handset Technology for Growth
Presented
by:
Date:
Thursday, March 15, 2007
Time:
10am PSt/ 1pm EST
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Mark
Kirstein
Vice President,
Multimedia and Content
iSuppli |
Overview
After many years of hyper-fast growth, wireless markets
around the world are now maturing, with slower subscriber
growth and declining Average Revenue Per User (ARPU). Mobile
operators are turning to new multimedia applications, such
as video, music and games to drive ARPU increases and leverage
their investments in third-Generation (3G) networks. As
a result, mobile handsets are being packed with multimedia
features to support new rich data services.
Mobile multimedia content and handset technology are mutually
dependent. Indeed, competitiveness in the mobile handset
market is increasingly focused on media-centric feature
sets. For example, over 300 million music-enabled mobile
handsets shipped in 2006... a figure that will more than
double in 2007. Handset manufacturers are racing to support
mobile video and mobile TV as well. Among the critical handset
features leveraged by mobile content are displays, audio
and video codecs, audio and video processing, memory, storage,
connectivity, batteries and handset software.
This webinar will identify the key markets and trends in
mobile multimedia content and their impact on handsets and
handset technology. |
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Moving to Mobile is Compelling for Music Brands.
Presented by:
Date:
Thurs., February 22, 2007
Time: 10:00am
PST / 1:00pm EST
Host: Bango
and IDC
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here to Replay this morning Webinar
Speakers:
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Jeff
Spirer
Business Development
Bango |
Adam
Sexton
Chief Marketing Officer
Groove Mobile |
Susan
Kevorkian
Program Manager,
Consumer Markets, Audio
IDC |
Mobile
music now accounts for approximately 40% of record company
digital revenues, according to the IFPO. This is
a significant market with digital music spending in the
US forecast to reach $2.5bn in 2011. The fastest
growing sector of the mobile music market is off-deck
where content owners are in control and experience higher
margins and more repeat sales. Find out why going
direct-to-consumer is so compelling.
Understand
how the mobile music market will evolve and how you can
capitalize on this new opportunity. Will the launch of
the iPhone change things? Which of the two models
– OTA and sideloading – will win out? Why are more
and more brands moving to the mobile web? Hear from
the experts in the industry how the mobile web is changing
the way the music industry does business.
Video
of this Webinar is now Available for Download!
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Digital Music Industry Update
Video
of this Webinar is not Available
Date:
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Time:
10:00am PST / 1:00pm EST
Host:
iHollywood Forum
Speaker:
Susan Kevorkian, IDC, Program Manager, Consumer Markets:
Audio
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Turning
Broadcast Content into Revenue with Automated Media Asset
Management and Tiered Archiving
Video of this
Webinar is now Available for Download!
Date: Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Time: 10:00am PST / 1:00pm EST
Host: EMC Corporation
Speakers:
Bruce Poole, EMC Broadcast, Business Development Manager
Dr. Spincer Koh, Gorilla, Chief Executive Officer
Neal Weinstock, President, Weinstock Media Analysis
Broadcast engineers face daily dilemmas when constructing
new programs to air....The must combine high-resolution
video footage shot and edited that day with selected clips
from older programs. Locating specific historical clips,
finding the betacam tapes, reviewing the media and then
combining the footage into new programs consumes precious
time and labor.
This webinar will outline a better method - one that combines
the latest in Media Asset Management software with enterprise-class
storage archives to create an automated process. Facilitating
production and management of digital media content not
only saves time and labor, it also creates new revenue
opportunities such as mobile TV for media assets. In this
presentation we will outline an end-to-end solution for
creation and repurposing of all types of content (news,
drama, sports) that has been proven successful in many
broadcast production environments. |
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How
to Optimize your Off-Desk Revenues
Video of this Webinar
is not Available
Date: Wednesday, August 9, 2006
Time: 10:00am PST / 1:00pm EST
Host: Bango
Speakers:
Jeff Spirer, Bango, Business Development
Julie Ask, JupiterResearch, Research Director
Digital content sales are starting to fly on the mobile
internet as brands sell their content off-deck and direct-to-consumer.
Bango provides essential information on how you can maximize
your revenues. Now's the time to grab your share of the
$19 billion spent on mobile content last year.
It's not good enough to simply plug into Premium SMS.
The mobile internet is the way forward as it delivers
a great shopping experience and gives content providers
high conversion rates, more repeat spending and higher
margins plus the ability to extend billing beyond the
US . Capitalize on the networking effects of the mobile
internet and benefit from search and mobile advertising.
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The
State of the Mobile Content Market
M:Metrics unveils the results of its latest benchmark
survey of mobile content consumption
Video of this Webinar
is not Available
Date: Wednesday,
June 14, 2006
Time: 10:00am PST
/ 1:00pm EST
Host: Air2Web
Speakers:
Mark
Donovan, M:Metrics, Senior Analyst
Dale
Gonzalez, Air2Web, Chief Technology Officer
Throughout the 30-minute presentation
of the findings of the largest monthly survey of U.S.
mobile subscribers, Mark will discuss the key trends that
will define the mobile content sector, the numbers behind
the hype of mobile music and mobile video, and more. |
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IPTV:
Differentiating TV Offerings
Video of this Webinar is not Available
Date: Thursday, May 18, 2006, 10am PST / 1pm
EST
Speaker: Kurt Scherf, Parks Associates, Vice
President, Principal Analyst
Host: Troy Snyder,
Nine Systems, Chief Executive Officer and President
The
entry of competitive multi-channel and on-demand video
players across the globe will usher in a host of new programming
choices and converged communications and entertainment
features. However, just because a service provider can
offer a multitude of value-added features to their customers,
how exactly should they scale these offerings for greatest
competitive differentiation and best chance to actually
make money from them? What services are "first-out-of-the-gate,"
and which are "too early; too soon?" |
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Mobile
Premium Content
The opportunity and impact of music, games, and video
content
Video of this Webinar
is not Available
Date: Tuesday,
April 18, 2006, 10am PST / 1pm EST
Speaker: Mark Kirstein, iSuppli, Vice President,
Multimedia Content and Services
Host: iHollywood
Forum
The
wireless market is at an inflection point of enormous
proportion. After years of hyper-growth, several markets
around the world are maturing with slower subscriber growth
and declining ARPU. Meanwhile, new 3G networks offer increased
bandwidth, but need key applications and content to drive
revenue and provide a return on investment to operators.nt
to operators. |
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Integrated
Home Networking in Consumer Electronics: Market Opportunities
Video of this Webinar
is not Available
Date: Wednesday, February 1, 2006 - 1:00pm
EST
Speaker: Mark Kirstein, iSuppli, Vice President,
Multimedia Content and Services
Host: iHollywood Forum
Join iSuppli's Vice President of Multimedia Content and
Services Mark Kirstein for a highly informative, on-demand
webcast. |
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Discover
the Real Potential of Internet Video
How can content owners generate revenue from Internet
video distribution?
Video of this Webinar
is not Available
Date:
Wednesday, December 14, 2005 - 12:00pm EST
Speaker: Josh Bernoff, Forrester, Vice President
Hosts: NATPE and iHollywood Forum
Internet
video is exploding. A typical video-laden media site sees
its video traffic double every six to eight months. Sites
offering video ads as a lead-in to their online videos
can charge $25 CPMs and are attracting ads from mainstream
brands like Crest and Honda. Should you jump in? |
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