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Hollywood Comes
to Silicon Valley!
Hollywood's top dealmakers are traveling to Silicon Valley on Dec. 7-8 to make the next generation of digital content deals that will transform television, the Internet, mobile content, telephony, music and games in the home. They’re coming because they recognize that Apple’s iPad, Amazon’s Kindle Fire, YouTube’s Disney partnerships and dozens of other deals present the biggest new opportunity to monetize their movies and programs in half a century.
For our 6th annual Digital Living Room, we’ve completely reinvented our agenda to reflect the dozens of Hollywood executives joining us – pairing top entertainment and tech execs in panels throughout the show and creating an atmosphere of intellectual stimulation and networking to allow dealmaking to occur.
If you know Hollywood, you know how unusual it is for this many executives to be coming up. Can you afford not to be there?
Need more reasons to register? Here are 10 of them.
- You’ll have access to nearly 100 top speakers from Hollywood Silicon Valley and the investment community. Want to meet them? Each paid attendee can have one message forwarded to speakers who have agreed to receive them.
- You’ll get the latest intel. We’ve got analysts from top research firms like Ipsos Vantis, Gartner, SNL Kagan and In-stat making presentations on the most important trends in digital media for the home and mobile.
- You’ll be part of the conversation. You’ll hear and participate in discussions with leaders in their fields about social TV, connected TV, video-on-demand, over-the-top programming, new user interfaces, the role of tablets and mobile devices, and much more.
- You’ll meet top investors and entrepreneurs. We’ve selected the top 10 young companies in the digital living room space we could find to make unpaid pitches to top strategic and venture investors.
- You’ll have unmatched access. Hollywood’s leaders are coming to San Jose. That never happens.
- You’ll eat and drink well. Lunches, receptions, networking breaks and free drinks await you.
- You’ll be at the perfect venue for followups. Located just minutes from the airport, the Garden Hotel is also just a short drive to top Silicon Valley companies.
- Get a jump on your competition. Digital Living Room is a month before CES, where 2012’s top tech products will be unveiled. Why wait until then to know what the new year has in store for you?
- You’ll never get this close at a major trade show. Digital Living Room’s attendees are measured in hundreds, not thousands. That means your chances of connecting with your prospects is orders of magnitude better.
- You will not find a better value. Comparable executive summits cost at least twice as much.

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Kemal Altintas
Senior Manager
LG Electronics
Smart TV Partnerships & Business Development |
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Scott Brown
SVP, Strategy & Digital Platforms
The Nielsen Company
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Jack Buser
Director, PlayStation Home
Sony Computer Entertainment America
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Brandon DiMassa
SVP,Business Development
TV Guide Digital
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Richard Fouts
Research Director
Gartner Inc.
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Randy Giusto
SVP, Innovation Research and
Industry Analyst
Ipsos Vantis
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Joe Greenstein
Co-Founder and CEO
Flixster
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Neal Hansch
Partner
Rustic Canyon Venture Partners
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Peter Lude
SVP, Sony Solutions Engineering;
President, SMPTE
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Phil Lynch
VP, Digital Networks and Mobile Entertainment
Sony Pictures Television
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Jim Mainard
Head, Production Development,
Vice Chairman, Intl 3D Society
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Grant Michaelson
Vice President, Business Affairs and
New Media
ABC Entertainment
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Ted Mico
Executive Vice President
Universal Music Group
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Anne-Marie Roussel
Head of Acquisitions and Partnerships
Sharp Labs of America
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David Schlacht
Sr. Director, Multimedia
DirecTV
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Louisa Shipnuck
Director, Marketing and Strategy
Verizon Digital Media Services
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Paul Wehrley
General Manager
Clicker.com and TV.com
CBS Interactive
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Click here to view all of our speakers. |
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