It’s conference planning time; I’d be interested in hearing from people about other conferences that matter. Some events that look interesting include: 1/23-24, Boston, The Economics of Open Content (A follow on to the Future of Television conference in September) 1/31, New York, Digital Commerce Summit 1/24-26, Las Vegas, NATPE 2006 Conference & Exhibition 3/10-11, [...]
Archival TV and Intelligent Television present: Getting Ready for Prime Time: Online Video and the Future of Television Friday, September 30, 2005 9.30 a.m. – 4.30 p.m. The Hillside Club 2286 Cedar Street Berkeley, CA 94709 More than 30 million hours of unique television programming are broadcast every year worldwide, and a growing fraction of [...]
VloggerCon, a show and tell day for video bloggers will be happening in NYC on January 22. I won’t be there, but it looks worthwhile.
InformITV is reporting on the IPTV Worldforum, which will be happening in London on March 8 & 9 next year.
From the announcement: “Over 200 educators, librarians, archivists, technologists and policymakers will gather in Atlanta, Georgia, March 28-31, 2005 to discuss a broad range of issues relating to the development and deployment of video-over-IP in higher education. The SURA/ViDe Conference is one of the largest, most comprehensive and most lively annual events in the field. [...]
The Global Society for Asset Management conference in LA next month looks like a good place for television archivists to get the scoop on what is happening in the commercial sector.
The FIAT/IFTA World Conference and General Assembly, Safeguarding our audiovisual heritage : a world challenge” is coming up October 15 -19 in Paris. The AMIA conference is November 9-16th, 2004 in Minneapolis, MN. Digital Asset Management is in LA November 16 & 17.