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Broadband Breakfast Club Video From July: ‘Over the Top’ Has the Power To Transform TV Viewing
WASHINGTON, August 5, 2013 - The Broadband Breakfast Club on Monday released the video from the July 16, 2013, Broadband Breakfast Club, on "Over the Top: Broadband Video's Impact on Future TV."
The FREE video captures the discussion at the latest Broadband Breakfast Club, in which the panelists weighed and measured the significance of the transition from traditional television distribution to broadband internet distribution.
Moderated by Drew Clark, Chairman and Publisher of the Broadband Breakfast Club, the panelists included: John Bergmayer, Senior Staff Attorney, Public Knowledge; Michael E. Drobac, Senior Policy Advisor, Patton Boggs, and the former Washington lobbyist for Netflix; Daren Miller, Director, Content Partner Management, Centurylink; Sharon Peyer, Founder of HitBliss, a social media online video service; and content producer Eric J. Wolf, Executive for Technology Strategy and Planning at PBS.
Watch the Highlights or Complete Program below:
Event Highlights
Complete Program
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