Discussions Room - Talk, lecture, share ideas and thoughts

 

The Discussions rooms, contains lots of chairs and brain power for you to create and participate in open discussions about things that intrigues and excites you.

 

 

Add your discussion time to schedule and write the description of the discussion.

 

WhileUWatch - Two-Screen TV Experiences

This discussion will focus on TV experiences that happen simultaneously on broadcast TV and on the Internet/Mobile platform.  How can you complement a broadcast TV show in real-time with additional content, games, and social interaction that happen simultaneously on an interactive device? What is the ideal form factor for this "second screen" device? What are the pros and cons for broadcasters and advertisers? All this and more in an exciting open discussion, so come prepared with your opinions and notes...

By: Dror Gill

 

 

VOD vs Broadcast

We're told that broadcast is dead - except for live events & news, what is it good for? But are we ready to be our own full time editor? Won't we need a rest? wouldnt we still like ot be surprised every now and then?

An open discussion on broadcast, playlists, curation, lean back/lean forward and more.

By: Yael Givon, Gil Rimon

 

 

Trends in Content delivery Networks (CDN), Cloud Computing, and Pushed Content

Will present graphs showing interesting correlations between patents and technology trends (CDN, cloud, augmented, location based services, IPTV, Internet TV, interactive content).

Then present a low cost, erasure-coded, distributed storage system, optimized for large-scale internet file storage & delivery.

By: Gil Thieberger, CEO, PatentVC Ltd.

 

 

 

Here are some examples from DisrupTV 2008

 

DRM - is this a dream? (DREAM - DRM, Real, Effective, Applicable and Monetized)

want to share my somewhat crazy idea on implementing video DRM and hear what others think will happen.

[by nimrod lehavi]

Participants: Your name here

 

Social TV = Tribe TV - The inability of our living room TV to be fragmented and personalized is shifting us to get a social and tribal TV experience from our Internet TV. How will our social TV will look in the future? Will  participation in the creation of TV content will be an integral part of our experience in the future? By Nir Ofir

Participants: Your name here

 

Spread and Embed - using current and future technologies to distribute content and create a conversation 

(Kfir Pravda) 

 

Storytelling reformed - Brainstorming about how to use new media technologies to tell stories 

(Kfir Pravda)

 

Low cost quality video production – Behind the scenes of the Yosi and Lior show (Yosi Taguri & Lior Zoref) and brainstorming about creating cool video content on social networks.

 

From Porn to AI in 20 slides (11:30-12:00)- Analyzing how people are attended and attracted to to visuals using Neuro-Biology, Neural Networks and Cognitive science. Rafael Mizrahi

 

How to make a "wiki film" - 

let's make a new genre of filmmaking - let's call it "wikima" - wiki cinema.

the technology is there - the people are there - with there cameras - we just need to make it work together.

in this talk i'll tell you about my work in the old madia of T.V & filmmaking  & how i started my

"wiki documentary" "god & me" project.

i hope to make it a brainstorming on how to make my project ( & wiki film's) work better.

by: Nati Adler

 

ARGs and ERGs: will it ever become mainstream or stay a niche experience for fans?

A presentation followed by an open discussion. The presentation will be videos about ARGs (Alternate Reality Games) and ERGs (Extended Reality Games) which are cross-platform experiences that are used as promotion campaigns or extentions to TV series, such as I Love Bees, Cathy's Book, ReGenesis, and also the extentions to Hero's and Lost. The discussion will be about the future of these type of experiences - will it ever become a mainstream storytelling technique?

by: Oren Zuckerman. If you want to have an ARG example you want to share please join me by adding you name.

 

[Mobile] TV or Not TV?

A short presentation and open discussion about the current state and future prospects of live television on mobile devices.  We will talk about current deployments and their success, the need for separate broadcast networks such as DVB-H and MediaFLO, and pros and cons of the various business models.  And finally, try to answer the Million Dollar Question: Will Mobile TV ever justify the hype around it?

By: Dror Gill

 

Show me the Money.

New realm, new opportunities, yet still no big time revenues (not to mention profits).

Classical TV revenue models such as advertisement, VOD, Pay per view are recreated/interpreted

by internet/IP abilities, allowing for changes such as: Personalized Video ads placed within content/context,

interactive content allowing for experiences like shopping, Viewing becomes personal and/or social,

viewership can be precisely measured.

Discussion will be about the models, tools and possibilities for monetizing from content in the new world,

trying answer some of the questions below;

What are the revenue models for online video?

Will users pay for viewing content?

How will personalization, measuring, ad interactivity and viewing quality effect the prices of Video advertisement?

Will we be shopping from within our video content?

More questions welcome

By: Gilli Cegla

 

Content & Technology - Can't live with them, Can't live without them.

Dejavu topic that becomes critical as TV/Video meets Internet.

NBC announced it will use P2P for delivering Video content, Joost is constantly looking for content,

producers are creating online and TV versions of the same content, great content that is poorly streamed

will not create enough viewership....

Discussion is aimed at putting together the puzzle for creating a good viewing experience

and attractive services.

By: Gilli Cegla

 

 

What’s YOUR vision on the FUTURE of video viewing EXPIRENCE

we’ll focus on the content itself and not navigation or delivery mechanisms-

 how will the content look like/behave ?

interactions with the viewer

interactions with the physical environment?

this is a collaborative open discussion - share your ideas and maybe examples

By:Zvika Netter - Innovid

 

A Short History of User Generated Web Video OR There was Life before YouTube, is there life After YouTube?

Having been a co-founder of possibly the number 1 user generated video site in the first Bubble, I will take us through a quick trip through the beginings of user generated video and the elements that fell into place in the making of the YouTube success. I will then offer some ideas about possible futures in this area and open it to discussion. (Amnon Dekel: Co-Founder of Earthnoise.com)

 

 

 

Social Games

Arik Bernstein - Alma Films:

I.Gaza-Sderot: A daily, 2 stories, 2 minutes each cross-platform documentary series.

Alma Films, Ramattan Studios, Trabelsi Productions, Bo Travail! In cooperation with Arte France

 

 

Only few kilometers separate Gaza and Sderot. At first glance, they belong to two different worlds, when in fact, they have quite a lot in common. For a period of two months - five days a week - we are going to experience daily life in Gaza (Palestine) and Sderot (Israel), which is painfully shaped by current political and military events.

 

There will be an Israeli and a Palestinian crew. Each crew will shoot and edit its own material. There will be 5-8 characters we will follow in Gaza and in Sderot; each two minutes story will revolve around one character.

 

The videos will be uploaded to the internet on a website created especially for the project's purpose and simultaneously broadcasted by international TV stations.  

 

 II.The Boidem: Israel: my home movie - Israel's alternative broadband archive.

Alma Films and Nana 10 presentation  

 

 

During the past five years, we have been gathering numerous collections of home movies. Family and historical documentations integrated to create one puzzle, which would become the story of Israel in the 20th century as never told before. The personal point of view through the historical and family events constitutes the starting point and the foundations of this website.

 

 

The website will constitute an active-interactive archive; we intend to upload hundreds of home movies, which will be catalogued by locations, periods, national and personal events. The users will be offered to add their own narration and notes, and using our search engines, they will be able to find relatives, friends and places in Israel and abroad.

 

 

The website embarks its user on an emotional, surprising and exciting journey into the depths of the Jewish people's history, where the individual, the family, the national and the global intersect. This project sets itself one principal goal – to deliver a profound, emotional experience. The rest…. is history.

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