Streaming Media West Download: Broadband-Enabled Devices are Big

SAN JOSE, CA -- Streaming Media West, the annual industry gathering of broadband executives, drew a bigger crowd this year then last and the focus has changed from delivery and distribution to devices and content, says Dan Rayburn, head of the show.

We caught up with Dan on Wednesday afternoon for a rundown on the show and industry trends.

We were on the scene yesterday and have extensive coverage of the show.

Meanwhile in New York, at the Future of of Television event, there was was good deal of discussion about broadband-connected devices, Ryan Lawler reports on NewTeeVee.

Andy Plesser, Executive Producer

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Broadband enabled TVs could be the future, but the impact they have on the market will not be felt in any major way in the next three years. And while most in the industry are talking hardware, the real question in my mind is what the user interface is going to look like that allows viewers to find and control how they get web content to their TV set?

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