<![CDATA[ Latest from Tv Technology in Nyc-television-amp-video-week ]]> https://www.tvtechnology.com/tag/nyc-television-amp-video-week Wed, 09 Nov 2016 09:17:00 +0000 en <![CDATA[ NYC Television & Video Week Draws in Record Attendance ]]> NEW YORK—Turn out hit record highs for the fourth annual NYC Television & Video Week, a week-long conference featuring events like Virtual Reality 20/20, Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame, Advanced Advertising, Next TV Summit, and the Hispanic Television Summit. Newbay, which organizes the conference, reported that more than 2,400 television industry executives attended in total.

More than 200 speakers that ranged from Google’s Vice President of Business & Operations for Virtual Reality, Amit Singh, to Doug Fleming, head of Advanced TV at Hulu. Awards were handed out Mountain Dew for the Advanced Advertising Leadership Award and Craig Piligian of Piligian Media Group as the winner of the Next TV Innovator of the Year. The 2016 inductees into the Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame were also honored in a special ceremony.

Plans for the fifth annual NYC Television & Video Week have already been announced. Virtual reality 20/20, Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame, Advanced Advertising, Next TV Summit, and the Hispanic Television Summit are all set to return. The week will also add Multichannel News’ 40 Under 40 luncheon and awards, as well as additional new events that are expected to be announced early next year.

The 2017 NYC Television & Video Week will take place from Oct. 16-19. For more information, click here.

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NEW YORK—Turn out hit record highs for the fourth annual NYC Television & Video Week, a week-long conference featuring events like Virtual Reality 20/20, Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame, Advanced Advertising, Next TV Summit, and the Hispanic Television Summit. Newbay, which organizes the conference, reported that more than 2,400 television industry executives attended in total.

More than 200 speakers that ranged from Google’s Vice President of Business & Operations for Virtual Reality, Amit Singh, to Doug Fleming, head of Advanced TV at Hulu. Awards were handed out Mountain Dew for the Advanced Advertising Leadership Award and Craig Piligian of Piligian Media Group as the winner of the Next TV Innovator of the Year. The 2016 inductees into the Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame were also honored in a special ceremony.

Plans for the fifth annual NYC Television & Video Week have already been announced. Virtual reality 20/20, Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame, Advanced Advertising, Next TV Summit, and the Hispanic Television Summit are all set to return. The week will also add Multichannel News’ 40 Under 40 luncheon and awards, as well as additional new events that are expected to be announced early next year.

The 2017 NYC Television & Video Week will take place from Oct. 16-19. For more information, click here.

]]> <![CDATA[ NYC Television Week Adds Video, VR Sessions ]]> NEW YORK—Now known as the NYC Television & Video Week, the fourth annual event is adding industry-related video components to its schedule, including sessions on virtual reality. Presented by Broadcasting & Cable, Multichannel News and Next TV, the NYC Television & Video Week will offer education, information and networking for broadcast, cable, OTT, advertising and tech companies, according to the press release.

The four day event will kick off with its new Virtual Reality 20/20 session, which will take a closer look at this new technology and its impact on programming, distribution and marketing. The 26th Annual Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame ceremony will also be on tap, as well as the Advanced Advertising conference, the Next TV Summit, where it will present the new Next TV Innovator of the Year Award, and the Hispanic Television Summit.

Running from Oct. 17-20, all of the events will be held at one of three locations: the TimesCenter, Waldorf Astoria or Grand Hyatt. For more information, or to register, visit nyctvweek.com.

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NEW YORK—Now known as the NYC Television & Video Week, the fourth annual event is adding industry-related video components to its schedule, including sessions on virtual reality. Presented by Broadcasting & Cable, Multichannel News and Next TV, the NYC Television & Video Week will offer education, information and networking for broadcast, cable, OTT, advertising and tech companies, according to the press release.

The four day event will kick off with its new Virtual Reality 20/20 session, which will take a closer look at this new technology and its impact on programming, distribution and marketing. The 26th Annual Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame ceremony will also be on tap, as well as the Advanced Advertising conference, the Next TV Summit, where it will present the new Next TV Innovator of the Year Award, and the Hispanic Television Summit.

Running from Oct. 17-20, all of the events will be held at one of three locations: the TimesCenter, Waldorf Astoria or Grand Hyatt. For more information, or to register, visit nyctvweek.com.

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