In conjunction with the exhibition, there will also be a variety of conferences taking place. The BroadcastAsia International Conference will feature case studies on the latest service application, DMB updates and an array of technical papers from across the globe. Areas to be covered include, IPTV, content creation, and delivery to protection methods, media developments, DMB, production techniques, digital radio and more.
Broadband, mobile and next generation networks anchor the CommunicAsia Summit sessions while new forums on convergence, wireless broadband and satellite are being introduced to add greater depth to the event.
This year will also see the inclusion of an IPTV Forum, which will take place on June 21.
IPTV in the digital media landscape is entering a new, dynamic and quite unprecedented phase of development and implementation today. Dwindling wireline revenues, consumer demand for greater control over viewing preferences and the explosion of broadband in various high growth markets across Asia-Pacific represent the impetus for the development of IPTV in the region.
The IPTV Forum will look at various IPTV launches and the many business and technical considerations. It will feature perspectives from leading operators, technologists and content providers on the deployment and marketing of IPTV services in Asia.
Other attractions will include technology trails, where visitors can enjoy live demonstrations by exhibitors of their latest products and find out about developments for some of the hottest technologies in the market. Technology trails will feature DVB / DMB, HD technology, IPTV and professional audio technology.
HD studio
Those looking to understand and learn more on HD will have the opportunity to do so at the HD studio. Presenting a full suite of end-to-end high definition production workflow from production to content presentation, the HD studio will highlight the differences in quality between analogue, standard definition and high definition transmissions. Trained professionals will be on hand at the HD Studio who can explain various features/process of HD studio, address queries and help you make informed purchasing decisions.
Group pavilions
The group pavilions will return this year, with some of the best companies in the industry from nine countries - China, France, Germany, Italy, Korea, Singapore, Spain, USA and the UK - will be grouped together, making negotiating country-specific vendors that much easier. It will comprise, but not be limited to, companies in the HDTV, IPTV, mobile and radio sectors.
Exhibitors’ tech talk zone
Exhibitors can sign up for a free 45-minutes presentation slot* at exhibitors’ tech talk zone. The exhibitors’ tech talk zone is an open concept theatre which is located on the show floor. At no charge, visitors can sit and listen to exhibitors speak on some of the most-talked about technologies and hear them offer their insights.
* Terms & conditions apply. To obtain a presentation slot at the exhibitors’tech talk zone, contact Calvin Koh at ck@sesallworld.com for more details.
Recruitment zone
The recruitment zone will provide the platform to recruit experienced and talented industry professionals to join your company, or check out the training courses that can train your staff in the latest technologies and trends.
Companies looking to swell their ranks can exhibit within the recruitment zone, while educational institutions offering professional industry-related courses can also use this area as a platform to reach out to thousands of working professionals to promote their institutions and related industry courses.
To find out more about exhibiting at BroadcastAsia or CommunicAsia, or to register, visit www.Broadcast-Asia.com or www.CommunicAsia.com
