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Giants Will Crumble and Start Ups Will Rise in this New Internet TV Economy
By Internet Video News Desk
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October 10, 2007 08:00 PM EDT
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TV producers, cable companies, consumer electronics companies and content providers need to understand that TV will never be the same. Giants will crumble and start ups will rise in this new TV 3.1 economy. This session will explain what the future of TV will look like and how content providers, content aggregators and consumer electronics companies must respond to remain competitive.

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Speaker Bio: Tom Wood is currently the CEO of Brightbox, Inc. and has been a speaker, trainer and consultant for more than 20 years. In 1994 he started an Internet training business which received more than 20 million unique visitors. In 2003 he started MasteryTV, the first Internet TV success channel which has expanded into 6 online channels with over 80 experts from around the world. In 2005, he started Brightbox, Inc. which offers an advanced set-top box for consumers to watch Internet TV on their TV as well as a PVR, DVD burner and much more.

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SYS-CON's "Internet Video News Desk" tracks the fast-emerging and fast-converging worlds of streaming video, online TV, as well as bringing the latest news and articles about the upcoming iTVCon - Internet Video Conference & Expo, which will take place on November 12-13, 2007, in San Francisco.

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Internet Video News Desk 10/10/07 02:41:47 PM EDT

TV producers, cable companies, consumer electronics companies and content providers need to understand that TV will never be the same. Giants will crumble and start ups will rise in this new TV 3.1 economy. This session will explain what the future of TV will look like and how content providers, content aggregators and consumer electronics companies must respond to remain.