The BroadcastAsia2010 International Conference
15-18 June 2010, Singapore Expo, Hall 8

Conference Schedule at a Glance:

Over four days at the BCA International Conference, six dedicated sessions will discuss key issues like how to embrace and engage the future of your broadcasting business, evaluate breaking new barriers in multi-platform content delivery, the latest developments in the new TV model and what’s in store in optimizing file based workflow and asset management.

Plus learn how you can increase your ROI by leveraging on new Social Networking media, as well as find grasp the latest concepts in technology transmission and TV systems. This is one event you cannot afford to miss if you are a professional from the broadcasting industry!

Embrace & Engage the Future – Broadband, 3D & Beyond: What are the changes driving the new media revolution? Hybrid broadcast and broadband delivery are altering traditional forms of broadcasting as well as broadcaster control. IPTV, cable and over-the-top are set to take this one step further as they compete for new viewer territories. Prepare the way for 3DTV as it sets the stage for higher quality television signals, however not without costs and feasible alternative options.  How will the future of broadcasting be impacted by these new deployment methods?

Breaking New Barriers in Multi-Platform Content Delivery: This insightful session will share with you the many opportunities and services that are available or being established in the mobile multimedia platforms. What is the impact of content explosion on the industry and how will this affect the next generation TV experience? What can TV platforms learn from the web? How are next generation user interfaces and widgets applications expanding market share?  

The New TV Model:  How fast is the growth of digital TV in Asia and what is its future outlook? Listen to successful case studies of going digital and our revised roles in the new media ecology. Hear about the challenges behind launching and managing multichannel HD playout. How are innovative multimedia technologies driving new business models and revenue opportunities across platforms?

Optimizing File Based Workflow and Asset Management: What can broadcasters learn from modernisation in other industries? How can you build a digital bridge from broadcast production to operations? What is the value of application servers for today’s media enterprise? Find out what are the latest implementations and transformations brought about by filebased workflows through case studies from broadcasters around the world.

Increasing your ROI: Leveraging on New Social Networking Media: Taking the industry by storm, discuss the growth of Social Networking and its phenomenal impact on publishing and broadcasting in recent years. Understand how citizen journalism will change the whole paradigm of broadcasting with the increased usage of amateur footage as well as managing the challenges in meeting technical standards.

Revolutionary Technology Transmission and TV Systems: Be at the forefront of broadcast technology transmission with a half-day session by DVB, followed by another half-day session on the progression from HD to 3DTV. Chart the future of broadcasting with us here TODAY!

New Conference: The Creative Content Production Conference
16-17 June 2010, Singapore Expo, Hall 8

With the proliferation of content-driven independent films and offbeat television programmes and documentaries in recent years, opportunities are looking very favourable for the development of the Asian film and television industry. This conference aims to provide an interactive platform for professionals involved in content creation and production to share their experiences and challenges, as well as examine the growing potential of new delivery platforms for content dissemination.

If you have any enquiries on the above programmes, please email Lilia Loy at lil@sesallworld.com .

Aptly named the New Communications & Broadcast World, this event will be held on 17 June at the Singapore Expo Foyer 1, Level 2.  For more information, please click here.