Broadcast specialists, pay-TV operators, electronics providers, OTT and connected television experts and others visited the Big Apple to discuss the future of the industry, offering many revelations, projections and insights.
Additionally, an “Interface Showcase” competition was held in an effort to determine the best user experience design of the past year. The nominees included AltiView, CNNgo, Freesat, and Peel, with the overall winner announced as SHO Sync from the Showtime network.
The judges pick for #TVOTNYC Interface Showcase winner is... @SHO_Network SHO Sync. A double win! pic.twitter.com/r12TAr55O0
— TV of Tomorrow (@TVOTshow) December 9, 2014
Here’s a few of the show’s epiphanies, as revealed by attendees on Twitter:
Don't judge what people are watching and do the best with the data you have - #TVOTNYC @tswedlow
— Silicon Harlem (@SiliconHarlem) December 9, 2014
According to @UnivisionSports: long form video consumption on mobile increased from 35% to 86% from WC 2010 to WC 2014. #TVOTNYC #NeuLion
— NeuLion (@NeuLionIPTV) December 9, 2014
#4K streaming over-the-top will happen much sooner than it will via broadcast" says #DivX CEO at #TVOTNYC #tvotshow
— DivX (@DivX) December 9, 2014
Evolution of #secondscreen @BeamlyUS @TVOTshow pic.twitter.com/BKQ3dssqHJ
— Maya zuckerman (@maya_z00) December 9, 2014
Pace of Change:Alan Wurzel from NBCU takes us on a quick walk down memory lane from the 50’s to present day #TVOTNYC pic.twitter.com/a7IOOlgAgj
— BRaVe Ventures (@WeAreBrave) December 9, 2014
"Permiscious displays" as the future way to access your different on-demand content @TVOTshow @TransmediaSF @VargasGirl
— Maya zuckerman (@maya_z00) December 9, 2014
Author: Brian Cameron
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