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Wednesday, February 24th 2010

Free webcast today: An Exploration of Online Video Distribution, Analytics and Monetization

"Will 2010 be the year when online video becomes mainstream in the media business? Will marketers move television budgets online? What are the metrics of success for the emerging medium?"

A free webcast from CBS interactive in San Francisco featuring a rich set of industry experts.

Industry leaders include:

Brian Buchwald, EVP, NBC Integrated Local Media
Gregg Colvin, VP of Business Development, Fox Interactive
John Evershed, Co-founder and CEO, Mondo Media
Karin Gilford, SVP, Online Media, Comcast Interactive Media
Jeff Jordan, Product Manager, Video Analytics, Omniture
Jayant Kadambi, Co-founder and President, YuMe
Bismarck Lepe, President of Product Strategy, Ooyala
Jim Louderback, CEO, Revision3
Keith Richman, CEO, Break Media
Grant Ries, Chief Revenue Officer, BlueKai
Marc Ruxin, EVP, Chief Innovation Officer, Universal McCann
Anthony Soohoo, SVP, Entertainment & Lifestyle, CBS Interactive
Jennifer Taylor, Director, Flash Content Creation + Distribution, Adobe

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Posted by Jens Loeffler | 12:10 pm

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