Internet video delivery takes on the living room. Between gaming consoles, browser-enabled TVs, startup set-top boxes, network DVRs, simple cables — it’s a battle to see who can bring the flexibility and variety of online video delivery to the comfort of your couch. There are only about 10 million Americans accessing Internet-delivered content on their TVs today, so who will be the one to bring it mainstream?

There’s a corollary: traditional television operators going online. This is the year of “TV Everywhere” and other initiatives to stake a claim on Hulu’s turf — before online television delivery really takes off and is exclusively Hulu’s turf. Authenticated TV services are the great hope for a new web business model: paid content. Our conference is timed to coincide with the first releases of these tremendously promising (but not necessarily perfectly executed) offerings.

Confirmed Speakers:

• Marc Whitten, GM of Xbox LIVE, Microsoft

• Anthony Wood, Founder and CEO, Roku

• Matt McRae, VP and GM of Advanced Platforms, Vizio

• Erik Flannigan, EVP of Digital Media, MTVN Entertainment Group

• Rajan Raghavan, CEO and Co-Founder, Nokeena Networks

• Avner Ronen, CEO and Co-Founder, boxee

• Randi Zuckerberg, Facebook

• Kevin Lynch, CTO, Adobe Systems

• Sam Blackman, CEO, Elemental Technologies

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