Inlet Technologies’ Matt Smith to Moderate Panel at Streaming Media West

Who

Matt Smith, Vice President, Chief Systems Architect, Inlet Technologies

What

Inlet Technologies’ Matt Smith will moderate a panel discussion on “The Impact of TV Everywhere and Over-the-Top Video” at Streaming Media West 2010.

Where

Streaming Media West 2010, Los Angeles, CA

When

Conference: November 2-3, 2010

Panel: November 2, 2010 at 2:45 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Why

About the Panel Discussion:

Some consumers have experimented with it, many retailers appear to be clamoring to get a piece of it and every CE vendor is touting it, but will OTT ever really appeal to the masses? Is this type of online service enough to slow consumer consumption of—and possible defection to—over-the-top video services? What more must cable providers do to grab the attention of their subscribers? Matt Smith, Vice President, Chief Systems Architect, Inlet Technologies, will lead a discussion panel on the hot-button issues associated with content programming and the potential business models that could make these services successful. Panelists will include Nick Chakalos, Senior Director, Strategy and Business Development, Motorola; Perkins Miller, SVP, NBC Universal Sports; Cyril Rickelton-Abdi, Director, Technology Development, Disney/ABC TV; and Emil Rensing, Chief Digital Officer, EPIX, Studio 3 Partners.

About Inlet Technologies

Inlet Technologies is redefining the online video experience with innovative solutions for media preparation that combine striking video quality with surprising simplicity and reliability, enabling content owners to expand their audience and realize greater value from their content. Industry leaders such as Major League Baseball, Microsoft, NBC Universal/Vancouver Winter Games, Yahoo!, France Télévisions, and Home Shopping Network rely on Inlet for easy implementation, technical prowess and enterprise scale for their mission critical operations. For more information, please visit www.inlethd.com. Follow us on Twitter at InletTech.