Updating and Syndicating Your Channels for New Media Distribution
September 22, 2008 
Effective video distribution and the delivery of views is increasingly becoming one of the most challenging issues facing the online video industry as more and more content comes online while far outpacing consumer video consumption. Streaming Media West in San Jose will play host to a panel, "Updating and Syndicating Your Channels for New Media Distribution" moderated by Larry Kless, Founder and President of OnlineVideoPublishing.com that will address the challenges of distribution and viewership. The panel discussion on September 25th will also feature Mark Rotblat, VP of Sales and Marketing of TubeMogul, Saidah Nash, VP of Digital Media at Reuters, and Paul Kontonis, CEO and Co-Founder of For Your Imagination. See you there!
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Yuri Baranovsky from Break a Leg will be on a Streaming Media West panel with Jamison Tilsner from Tilzy.TV!
New Media Production: Building an Independent Media Brand
Tuesday, September 23, 2:45 PM - 3:45 PM
IP distribution has enabled the development of a new, small-scale professional video production model, and democratized media has been described as effectively enabling a “middle class” of independent professional video producers. But as the industry develops, access and marketing have proven critical factors to the ultimate success of a series. Can a new media producer achieve success without forging the kind of high-level relationships necessary to secure prominent placement on established entertainment websites? Hear how new media producers navigate this landscape from concept development to distribution, licensing, and marketing.
Moderator: Jamison Tilsner, Founder/Blogger, Tilzy.TV
Presenters:
- Will Coghlan, Co-Founder, Senior Producer, Hudson Street Media
- Yuri Baranovsky, Creator, Producer, Break a Leg
- Sarah Szalavitz, Co-Founder & CEO, 7 Robot
- Adriana Gascoigne, Director of Corporate Communications, hi5
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