HbbTV Association announces Asian symposium
Tuesday, May 27th, 2014
HbbTV Association Announces Asian Symposium – Features Industry Leaders Discussing Latest HbbTV Developments
GENEVA, Switzerland — The HbbTV Association, a global initiative dedicated to providing an open standard for the delivery of broadcast and broadband services through connected TVs and set-top boxes, is pleased to announce the “HbbTV Symposium: Asia”. It will be the largest HbbTV conference in Asia and is to take place on June 18th, 2014 at the Marina Bay Sands Hotel, Singapore during the Broadcast Asia and CommunicAsia 2014 tradeshows.
“HbbTV Symposium: Asia” will feature industry leaders from suppliers, operators and broadcasters who will review the latest developments and approaches to designing, building, and launching successful HbbTV services. Attendees will develop broad HbbTV insights through their engagement with expert presentations and panels. They will be able to leverage this knowledge to develop and apply advanced hybrid TV strategies.
“We are pleased with the quality and calibre of the organizations who are participating in our Asian symposium. It is a reflection of the growing interest in HbbTV in the region” stated Régis Saint Girons and Kirk Edwardson, co-chairs for the HbbTV marketing group. “One of the key objectives of the HbbTV Association is to bring the latest in hybrid TV services to broadcasters and operators across the world. This is an exciting opportunity for those following and deploying HbbTV in Asia to learn more about HbbTV services, case studies and our technology roadmap.”
The symposium will feature speakers from the following organizations:
Digital TV Labs Espial Eutelsat France 24 Freeview (Australia) HTTV Marlin Motive Television Quadrille Strategy & Technology Sofia Digital Viaccess-Orca
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