Click on the Video Below and Sample a Session from a previous Digital Hollywood event. For Additional Video Sessions, Click Here Digital Hollywood Tuesday, October 30th 10:45 AM - Noon Track III: Ubiquitous Video to the Consumer: The Technology & Content Enablers - Broadband, IPTV, Mobile & TV We are entering the age of all video all the time. Video is no longer a manifestation of TV, video is a web experience, a mobile experience, as well as an IPTV, Cable and Satellite experience. Video is taped on a hard drive, a PVR, DVR, on an iPOD and on a cell phone. Video is how consumers relate to the world. The conversion to the all-video culture has been so quiet and so quick, the implications of what an all-video culture may mean is only first becoming part of the national business and intellectual conversation. The technology and communication companies that have developed and provide the new video services may well have the greatest insight as to what these new technologies and cultural advances mean. In this session, we are delighted to bring that group of experts to a public forum. Marc Schroeder, Member of the Segment Board, Marketing, Deutsche Telekom/T-Online Stephen McKenna, Vice President, Media & Entertainment, Communications, Media, and Entertainment, Hewlett-Packard Jim Hollingsworth, Sr. VP of Sales & Marketing, Gracenote Michael Gordon, Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Limelight Networks Mitch Weinraub, Senior Director of Products and Services, Comcast Media Center Reed Price, Editor-in-Chief, MSN Video and Entertainment, Microsoft Stephen Trainor, Vice President, Strategy, Content Markets Group, Level3 Derek Kuhn, Senior Director of Marketing and Business Development, Strategic Solutions, Alcatel-Lucent, Moderator Marc Schröder, Member of the Segment Board, Marketing Deutsche Telekom AG,, Business Unit T-Online: Marc Schroeder (born 1970) studied industrial engineering at the University of Karlsruhe/Germany and business administration at M.I.T.Œs Sloan School of Management in Cambridge, Massachusetts. After positions at The Boston Consulting Group, RTL Television and RTL NEWMEDIA, he joined T-Online International AG, where he was responsible for the entertainment business. In 2004, he assumed the position of SVP Content, responsible for the overall content business of the portal <http://www.t-online.de/>www.t-online.de. From 2005 to 2006, Marc Schroeder headed Deutsche Telekom (DT)/T-Com&Mac226;s T-Home division, developing DT&Mac226;s triple play offering. In addition, he was the project leader of project „T-Home Speed‰, building out VDSL-access, IP telephony and second generation IPTV. In February 2007 Marc Schroeder was appointed Member of the Segment Board, Communication Services, at T-Online, a Business Segment of Deutsche Telekom AG. Michael Gordon co-founded Limelight Networks in 2001. As Limelight’s Chief Strategy Officer, he works with many of the world’s leading media companies to align Limelight’s services with their current and emerging business models. Stephen McKenna, Vice President, Media & Entertainment, Communications, Media, and Entertainment, Hewlett-Packard: Stephen McKenna brings 25-years experience in strategic planning, market analysis, operations management, and mergers and acquisitions to his position of Vice-President, Media & Entertainment in HP’s Communications, Media, and Entertainment business. Prior to joining HP, Mr. McKenna was Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing, for Ascent Media where he was responsible for strategic marketing and product development across the company, collaborating closely with the three major operating groups, Creative Services, Media Management Services and Network Services, as well as the newly formed Digital Services Group to develop targeted, branded, customized applications for the company’s clients. Previously he held executive positions at BBC Technologies in London, a subsidiary formed to capture opportunities from alternative, non-traditional revenue sources. Prior to BBC Technologies, Mr. McKenna worked at Sun Microsystems where he established the company’s Digital Media Universe conference. Jim Hollingsworth, Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Gracenote: Bringing over 25 years of experience in the consumer electronics industry, Hollingsworth leads Gracenote’s global marketing throughout the Americas, Asia and Europe. Joining Gracenote in 2004, Hollingsworth was previously President of ReplayTV a subsidiary of Denon and Marantz Holdings. Prior to D&M’s acquisition of ReplayTV, Hollingsworth was Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Marketing, where he oversaw four major product lines (RIO Digital Audio, GoVideo, ReplayTV and Diamond Multimedia). Previously, Hollingsworth was Vice President of Marketing, Computer Products at Sony Corp., and was integral in the launch of the VAIO line of PCs and Peripherals. Prior to that, he spent two years at StarSight Telecast (now Gemstar, Inc.), where he was responsible for licensing StarSight's technologies to the consumer electronics industry. He began his career with nine years at Sony Consumer Electronics and an additional three years at Panasonic, where he held roles in sales and marketing. Hollingsworth has extensive experience in speaking at high profile industry events, including the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Comdex and Electronic Home Expo; and also appeared on CBS Marketwatch, Bloomberg TV, CNN and Tech TV. Reed Price, Editor-in-Chief, MSN Video and Entertainment, Microsoft: Reed Price currently directs content and programming on the MSN Video service and on MSN’s entertainment sites (movies.msn.com, tv.msn.com, music.msn.com, entertainment.msn.com). He was part of the launch team for MSN Video in January 2004. Earlier, Reed was managing producer at MSNBC.com, an organization he joined at launch in 1996. Prior to that he was a newsroom supervisor for the Associated Press Broadcast News Center in Washington, D.C. In his various positions, he has directed coverage of such notable events as the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Tiananmen Square standoff in China, the Clinton impeachment, the Sept. 11 attacks, both wars in Iraq, among others. In his current position as editor in chief at MSN Entertainment and Video he has become involved in lighter fare – working with Dick Clark Productions, Reveille, NBC Universal, Control Room and Live Nation to create online diversions around celebrity, music and award shows. Stephen Trainor, Vice President, Strategy, Content Markets Group, Level 3: Stephen Trainor is currently responsible for strategy within Level 3's Content Markets Group. He has been with the company for three years in a variety of positions, most recently as Director of Voice Services, Europe, and before that as Director, Corporate Strategy and Development, Europe. Prior to Level 3, Stephen was a director of Stage Technologies, a UK firm providing computer-controlled automation solutions for live entertainment venues internationally, and prior to that occupied roles in the advertising, theater and recording industries. He is based in Colorado and holds a Masters degree from Oxford University and an MBA from London Business School. Derek Kuhn is the Sr. Director of Marketing and Business Development for Alcatel’s Strategic Solutions Development Group and is based in Canada at Alcatel’s Ottawa, Ontario Campus. As a business and marketing lead, Mr. Kuhn is Alcatel’s primary liaison with the content community including film, television and gaming. Mr. Kuhn is also a past Chairman of the Broadband Services Forum (BSF), an independent, non-profit trade association that addresses the business of broadband and works with the service provider and content community to deliver content-rich consumer and business services. Prior to helping found the BSF, Mr. Kuhn served as Chairman of the Broadband Content Delivery Forum (BCDF), which under his stewardship merged with another prominent industry association, the Service Creation Community (SCC), to form the BSF in January 2005. Mr. Kuhn has held senior positions in Marketing, Business Development and Product Management for both wireless and wireline multimedia delivery solutions at Alcatel. Prior to Alcatel’s acquisition of Newbridge Networks in May 2000, Mr. Kuhn was Senior Product Manager, ATM Access Products in 1999, and Product Manager, Narrowband Packet in1998. Mr. Kuhn joined Newbridge Networks when they acquired Castleton Network Systems of Burnaby, British Columbia where he was a Systems Engineering Manager. Mr. Kuhn began his career as a consulting engineer with Totten Sims & Hubicki from 1988 to 1996. Mr. Kuhn holds a Bachelor of Engineering from Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario.