As sure as the soapbox turned into the blog, the blog is opening the door to the vlog, or video blog. As next-generation broadband increases and as the technologies that make the video blog accessible and easy to produce and manage, the world of vlogs is about to explode. If bloggers have made journalists groan, then the coming of vlogs will make the world of TV news and TV entertainment howl. The ability for the individual to reach out to the world through video is about to become as ordinary as text messaging is today. Video as a primary communications and entertainment tool for the individual is an idea that has yet to arrive but is only around the corner. What is means to the content, communications, technology, and advertising industries is anyone's guess. It may be the next revolution!

Ian Noakes Telecommunications Solutions Executive, Asia Pacific IBM

Mr. Noakes is responsible for business development and solutions for the fast-growing and leading-edge telecommunications industry in the Asia-Pacific. With 20 years of experience as a consultant in management and business-to-business marketing, 14 years specifically in the telecommunications industry, he brings a wealth of experience and insight to the challenges facing telecommunications operators today. Mr. Noakes began his career with Cable and Wireless before moving to Price Waterhouse Coopers, working in the telecom strategy group.

Rebecca Blumenstein China Bureau Chief Wall Street Journal

Prior to being named to her current position in August 2005, Ms. Blumenstein served as the New York bureau chief for technology from January 2004 and deputy bureau chief of technology from February 2001. Before that, she had been a technology reporter in New York and covered long-distance carriers, including AT&T Corp. and WorldCom Inc. Ms. Blumenstein joined the Journal in November 1995 as a reporter in the Detroit bureau, where she covered General Motors Corp. In September 1998, she transferred to the Journal's New York bureau to cover telecommunications.

Daniel Harris Founder Kendra Initiative

Mr. Harris is an entrepreneur and Internet content expert. He founded Kendra, an initiative to promote an open content marketplace for the Internet, in 1999. Mr. Harris has worked extensively in the U.K. Internet industry. He co-founded Cerbernet in 1996 and served as chief executive officer until late 1998. Previously, Mr. Harris worked for Atlantic Telecom as their content delivery adviser until early 2001. In 1994 he co-founded Cerberus-the Cerberus Digital Jukebox was the first system for copyright-protected Internet-based music distribution.

Craig Zimbulis President and Chief Executive Officer ANYTIME Pte

Mr. Zimbulis joined ANYTIME in November 2004 and is based at ANYTIME's headquarters in Singapore. Originally brought on as president and chief operating officer, he was promoted to his current position in February 2006, and as such he has complete responsibility for ANYTIME's growth plans. Mr. Zimbulis has lived in Asia for the past 12 years, where he has set up and operated a variety of businesses on behalf of major international companies and has held various senior managerial positions in some of the world's best-known consumer marketing organizations.