Meet me in Las Vegas with Dermot McCormack, EVP, Digital Media, MTV Music Group, Dick Glover, President and CEO of Funny or Die and Jim Louderback, CEO of Revision 3.
- “What are some cool ways and tools to make it interactive as well as how best to monetize?”
- “What’s the mix of video going to mobile clients (iPhone, Android, etc.) vs. computer today and what do they expect it to be a year from now?”
- “I’ve been running sales at blogTV for almost a year. We are a big player in the live video broadcasting space. Anyone with internet connection and webcam can broadcast live to an audience and said audience can interact directly via real-time chat. It’s social meets video and really gives meaning to “social media”. So…was hoping that you would include “live video” in your keynote since I noticed your topic is “the future of web video.”
- If you don’t have an app strategy you are nowhere.
- The video, in the end, doesn’t matter as much as the community you are able to aggregate around your video property.
- We’re rapidly moving to a “best screen available” world, where video is viewed on whatever happens to be lying around.
- Retinal displays are going to be wall sized in 10 years.
- What category of video, in descending order, is most popular/most frequently consumed? (Glover)
- Where is the bar now online for web video production? What is a no no? A deal killer? What is the latest technique or production capability that sets an online video publisher apart/above the competition? (Glover)
- How do you differentiate yourself from your competitors?
- What are three deadly mistakes a blogger or online publisher frequently makes with their video content?
- What’s the newest growth area for online video?