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Our third TVnext keynote speaker is award winning Executive Producer Tom Yellin who is behind numerous documentary films including PBS’s America In Primetime. Join Tom and many other television thought leaders at our TVnext summit on February 27!

With TVnext exactly 25 days away, we’re thrilled to announce actor Christopher Gorham as one of our featured keynote speakers.

Our TVnext summit is just over a month away. We've got a great lineup of speakers who will share their vision for the current and future of television. Check out what we have in store and be sure to get your tickets before they sell out.

I am a bona fide creative mind with a balanced left/right brain.  I’ve gotten good at challenging (read: picking debates) with colleagues and friends.  One of which, about a year back, revolved around the merits and downfalls of the once popular and pre-Yahoo! acquisition bookmarking service, del.ico.us, and the need for it to evolve to the next level or just die off slowly.

For the first time in over 70 years, television has an instant feedback loop because of social media. “Social TV” gives brands the ability to get real-time reactions to their TV spots as they run. The question is, what do they do with this data?

About a month ago, Facebook began to roll out Timeline, which was touted to users as an "easy way to rediscover the things you shared." This week, the second layer of this platform shift began to take shape, as some 60+ new social apps were introduced into the ecosystem.

These "frictionless sharing" apps, as they’re called, are designed to allow passive sharing of user actions as they are generated. Watch a movie, click a link, listen to a song, and it’s automatically shared to your timeline.

Join us on February 27, 2012 for our second annual TVnext summit -- a daylong event that brings together top industry luminaries who are defining television’s future.