Chile. The 2014 version of Chile Media Show Summit will be special, as the fair celebrates its 10th anniversary amid significant changes in operators, technology providers and industry players. The search for new leadership and a rethinking of existing paradigms are the new scenario for regulation, social responsibility, digital TV, the fight against piracy, business opportunities and new platforms that mark a unique context.
Since its inception in 1948, cable television (CATV) has developed by intersecting three scenarios: technological, economic and social. Today, convergence has brought new challenges to operators and programmers, where Digital TV, technology, multiplatform interactivity, new screens and on-demand content has created infinite scenarios for companies that provide and dedicate information technology (ICT) can find an important business niche and facilitate the deployment of products and services that can give to users a more global access to that digital world.
The conferences will focus on topics such as: "Technological Challenges and the New Habits and Possibilities of Television Consumption", "Challenge to the Future of TV", "Television: The Challenge of Informing and Entertaining", "The Challenges of National Production and the Possibility of Export", "Social Networks: How They Influence Content and Education" and "Challenges of the Cable Operator in the Digital Age". In addition, the annual meeting of the Chamber of Independent Cable Operators of Chile will be held.
Chile Media Show 2014 will also offer an opportunity to establish contact with the highest executives in the industry, strengthen customer relations, open new markets and, above all, participate in conferences of high political relevance.
Chile Media Show Summit will be held on November 18 and 19 at the Intercontinental Hotel in Santiago. For more information visit www.chilemediashow.net
