Snapshots from the Sept. 12 NYC TV Week event focused on advances in streaming video and technology.
Visionaries and leaders from throughout the video industry gathered in New York on September 12 for the Next TV Summit, a daylong event featuring panels and keynotes on the latest trends, challenged predictive models, success stories and insights into the continued navigation of a historically disrupted TV content industry. The event is part of NYC TV Week, a full slate of events that also includes the Advanced Advertising Summit, Hispanic TV Summit and the 40 Under 40 New York gala. Click below to view event photos.
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Peacock senior VP, product and UX John Jelley during the Next TV Summit’s opening keynote, “Peacock’s Product Innovations.”(Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
Seta Goldstein, senior director of business development and partnerships at Vizio, speaks during the panel “Gateway to the Future of TVOS.”(Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
AMC Networks EVP, commercial sales and revenue operations Evan Adlman during a fireside chat with B+C Multichannel News senior content producer, business Jon Lafayette. (Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
On the “Knowing Your Audience” panel (l. to r.): Patrick Béhar, Kantar Media; John-Marcus Phillips, Effectv; Anthony Iaffaldano, Fandom; and Liz Spaulding, BritBox. (Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
Sean Cunningham, president and CEO of VAB, gives the special presentation “Exposing the Double-Standard in Video Advertising.”(Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
On the “Content Monetization in the Age of Streaming” panel (l. to r.): Tejas Shah, Filmrise; Jonathan Laor, Applicaster; Katy Loria, FreeWheel; Michael Boccacino, TheSoul Publishing; and Jeff Blaszak, ShowSeeker. (Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
Fandom director, sales research & insights Ali Saraniti during the special presentation “Understanding the Franchise Factor.”(Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
Abby Jenkins, senior director of PBS Kids Content, speaks during the panel session “AI Has Arrived … and It’s Getting Smarter.”(Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
Patrick Crakes (l.) of Crakes Media and Kiel Fox of Amagi during the panel “Back to the Future – Nomenclature for a Post-RSN World.”(Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
On the “What Makes FASTs Go” panel (l. to r.): Stuart McLean, FAST Studios; Todd Hay. Plex; and Erick Opeka, Cineverse. (Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
Iconic New York City local newscaster Ernie Anastos spoke with the Center for the Digital Future’s Jeffrey Cole during the Next TV Summit’s afternoon keynote.(Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
On the “When Streaming Meets LOCAL” panel (l. to r.): Scott Erlich, Sinclair; Sahand Sephemia, CBS News & Stations; Michael Senzon, Allen Media Group; and Keith Kazerman, Locality. (Image credit: Mark Reinertson)
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Mike Demenchuk has served as content manager of Broadcasting+Cable and Multichannel News since 2016. After stints as reporter and editor at Adweek, The Bond Buyer and local papers in New Jersey, he joined the staff of Multichannel News in 1999 as assistant managing editor and has served as the cable trade publication's managing editor since 2005. He edits copy and writes headlines for both the print magazine and website, wrangles the occasional e-newsletter and reviews TV shows from time to time. He's also the guy to bother with your guest blog, Fates & Fortunes and Freeze Frame submissions.
