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Press Release:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
7/28/2009
Rupa Patel
VOLLMER
978-488-4790
rupa@vollmerpr.com
Content & Communications World (CCW) Introduces New Conference Tracks to Popular Media and Communications Technology Event
CCW Adds More Depth and Variety to Event's Specialty Areas, Increases Content Crossover and Education Opportunities for Attendees TRUMBULL, CT - (July 28, 2009) - Bringing together media and communications technology professionals from around the world, Content & Communications World (CCW) announces its 2009 show dates and newly designed conference offerings. Taking place October 14-15 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York, HD World Conference & Exposition, SATCON Conference & Expo and IP Media Expo will combine to set a new standard for providing comprehensive education and technology solutions for professionals in the media, government and enterprise markets, with the introduction of a new four-track session offering. CCW sessions now will be included in one of four specialty tracks, including: Media & Entertainment; Production / Post-Production; Multi-Platform Media and SATCON. Each track will feature unique perspectives on content delivery and key learnings through presentations such as, Advances in HD Sports Broadcast & Distribution, Satellite Planning - Where Will We Be in 2015 and Today's Streaming of Events and Tomorrow's HD Video Online. With the current economy placing conference and trade show costs under greater scrutiny, CCW's organizers continue to offer qualified end-users complimentary passes to the show, which includes full access to conference sessions, keynotes, sponsored workshops, tutorials, networking events and the exhibit hall. "Organizations forced to cut expenses due to economic concerns now can access our show's resources without having to worry about the financial backlash," says Michael Driscoll, Vice President and Event Director for the event. "By ensuring that we bring qualified end users and exhibitors together, we're giving them the most cost-effective way to network with other professionals, learn new tips and techniques from our sessions, and see the latest offerings the world of media and communication technology has to offer." "CCW has opened the door to an entirely new wealth of knowledge for professionals in these industries," said Driscoll. "As different forms of communications media continue to merge, we feel it's our responsibility to keep attendees knowledgeable about the changes, trends and options available to them. CCW brings this information together in an environment that gives you a complete picture of how these changes impact your business and the businesses around you." CCW will continue to bring attendees the most in-depth panels, presentations and more than 35 end-user sessions on topics, such as: HD acquisition choices, contribution & distribution, Mobile satellite applications, Integration of satellite technologies, HD workflows in post-production, Mobile DTV, and Future challenges in delivering a high quality video experience over the Internet. New to the show will be an exhibit called 3Demo, which will allow attendees to see the latest 3D in action and get an up-close look at the technology behind it. Other 3D-related sessions at CCW include: - 3D Production & Post panel discussion, featuring 3ality and others
- 3D / Stereoscopic Television Primer, presented by Miranda Technologies
Conference-goers also will have access to an exhibit floor featuring leading solution providers, allowing business and technology executives to learn 225 new strategies and see new technologies in action. About CCW CCW is the fall's premier conference and exhibition for media and communications technology. CCW features business solutions for content creation, production and post production, media management, distribution and delivery, infrastructure management, and a wide range of communications solutions, including satellite, fiber, hybrid networks, IP Media and more. Hear end-user panels, and meet leading vendors to learn the strategies, tactics and technologies in this rapidly changing market. CCW features three events in one location: HD World, SATCON and IP Media Expo. About HD World Well established in the industry as an event dedicated to providing insight into the field of high definition (HD) television, video, audio, broadcast., cable and film, applications, HD World (http://www.hdworldshow.com/) explores the methods and challenges of integrating HD production, acquisition, origination and distribution systems for media companies, as well as telcos, government and enterprise firms who are increasingly adopting HD video technologies. About SATCON SATCON (http://www.satconexpo.com/) explores applications for satellite and content delivery over satellite, fiber and hybrid networks. Additionally, the conference addresses video, voice, data, broadband and mobile communications for categories, such as media and entertainment, telcos and ISPs, military and government, and enterprise firms. About IP Media Expo The IP Media Conference & Expo (http://www.ipmediaexpo.com/) provides its conference attendees with news, views and insights into the key issues facing media, enterprise firms and government as they develop new business models and technologies for content creation and distribution over IP networks including the Internet, Telco TV, mobile video, corporate and government networks and more. Conference details and a complete listing of each of the sessions can be found at http://www.ccwexpo.com/.
About JD Events JD Events is dedicated to the creation of targeted and innovative industry-leading events that deliver results. The company brings together highly qualified buying audiences, education-rich content and high-level networking opportunities -- all geared toward increasing business transactions in the markets it serves. For more information on JD Events, visit http://www.jdevents.com/ or contact Joel Davis at joel@jdevents.com
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