SportsTech Summit, October, 24, 2006 at NAB New York, Javits

As convergence becomes a reality, the sports broadcast industry will create, license and market sports properties through new media channels. Leagues, teams, advertisers, broadcasters and the media now have new opportunities to generate revenue from sports with interactive applications. Explore how digital technologies

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Sep 18, 2006

As convergence becomes a reality, the sports broadcast industry will create, license and market sports properties through new media channels. Leagues, teams, advertisers, broadcasters and the media now have new opportunities to generate revenue from sports with interactive applications. Explore how digital technologies are offering new revenue streams for sports broadcasters!

Some of the questions we will address include:

How will new digital technologies impact the viewing of sports?
How can sports properties generate revenue through broadband and wireless content distribution?
What are new advertising models from online, iTV, videogames, mobile TV, podcasting and other interactive technologies?
What are successful case studies of advertisers and sponsors creating cross platform campaigns?

Plus, an insider’s view of broadcasters preparing for multiplatform coverage for the 2008 Olympics.

For more information visit www.ihollywoodforum.com/sportstech2006.htm

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