KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Gil Hwan Young President & CEO Korean Broadcasting System
Ruxandra Obreja DRM	Richard Redmond HARRIS	Joan Warner Commercial  Radio Australia	Peter Bruce Grass Valley	Jørn Jensen WorldDMB
Tony Fiedler Fraunhofer	Li Bin, Eric Rohde & Schwarz	Hock Leong Tan Rohde & Schwarz	Lindsay Cornell BBC-UK	Kanako Takeguchi NHK-Japan
Laurence Peak Verimatrix	Nils Ahrens Rohde & Schwarz	Alexander Zink Fraunhofer	Holger Meinzer Media Broadcast	Andrew Yeo APB
Andrew Scott Tektronix	Masayuki Takada NHK-Japan	Lieven Vermaele EBU	Klaven Siow Tektronix	Yong-Seob Nam KBS-Korea
Jin-Sun Kim KBS-Korea	Dong-Jun Lee KBS-Korea	Marc Wharmby Front Porch Digital	Tatjana Medic   funke Digital TV	Scott Stull iBiquity
Matthias Stoll Ampegon	Steve Ahern Ahern Media & Training	Shinichiro  Toonoka mmbi Inc	Milos Pavlovic LS telcom	Yoann Poizeau Dalet Digital Media Systems
Roger Heath Evertz	Mark Johnston Kordia	Nonie Llanes Conax	HyungJun Kim KBS-Korea	Jason Power Dolby
David Mitchinson Appear TV	Russell Isaac Sports Media Services	Phil Laven DVB	Masaki Ishihara NHK-Japan	Khan Abdul Rahman AsiaSat
John Abdnour Nautel	Daniel Kleinbauer Media Broadcast	Espen Myhre Nevion	Md Muzibur Rahman Bangladesh Betar	Dr Kazuyoshi  Shogen  B-SAT-Japan
Bernard Pichot Enensys	Jishun Mei HARRIS	Greg Price Dolby	Tuck Kay Chan Rohde & Schwarz	Colin Prior Enensys
Jean-Christophe Jubin HTTV	Norihiko Noguchi Sony	Alan Hutchinson Babcock	Alan Turner Kordia	Ray Sanders Gencom
Alex Ng HARRIS	Laurent Le Morvan STMicroelectronics	Vanessa Ching SNELL	Walter Tan Rohde & Schwarz	Shimizu Kazuhiro SONY
Tomohiro Kamiyanagi IKEGAMI	Keith Potter DigiTAG	Leilei Li RTPRC	Kath Brown Commercial  Radio Australia	Istvan Bozsoki ITU
Les Sabel Commercial  Radio Australia	Femin John ATEME	Markus Morgen LS telcom	Jerome David Thomson	Stephen Kyefulumya  Pilat Media
N Thiyagarajan DDI-India	Mathias Bendull Dolby	Simon Pryor Newtec	Stephane Barraud Thomson	Masakazu Iwaki NHK-Japan
Noburo Yanagita SONY	Abu Bakar Ab Rahim RTM-Malaysia	Asaad S Bagharib MediaCorp Singapore	Chris Grey SONY

NEXT-GEN MEDIA SPACE AND THE CONNECTED WORLD


In the connected world,connected TV,
enhance OTT, use of 3G for  video,mobile broadcasting and content via
Smart Apps have put new device in the hand of the consumers, generating
demand for innovative services.Some of the new system standards are now
being set by the manufacturers or by closed group of industry players,
which may give rise to accessibility concerns.

Arguably the most profound influence that the broadcasters will witness
is the use of Smart Apps to “capture” content of choice on Smart display
devices. This compels content providers to devised an entirely
different arrangement , that of creating Apps for their content.

In the current media space, the ‘near future’ like Ultra-HDTV, high scan
rate TV and 3DTV cannot be ignored. Audience are now demanding
full-scale HDTV from their service providers. Ultra-HDTV is also
expected to capture the imagination of the audience and prove an instant
hit. 3DTV will eventually Follow the same path.  

While the industry is constant change, the industry players have to move
forward. The broadcasters need to access the situation and take 
definitive steps.

The 2013 ABU Digital Broadcasting Symposium will address all these
issues, bringing together world experts from the entire broadcasting
industry .

SAVE THE DATES and join us in Kuala Lumpur for the four-day conference programme,specialist workshop, associate events and comprehensive exhibition.

                2012 Photo Gallery