Here, you will find information for speakers, room assignments, speaker registration, and a wealth of other information to make your experience at the Broadband World Forum Asia as productive as possible.
Please check back often as information will be updated on a regular basis.
Information in this section includes the following:
- IEC Contacts
- Room Setup
- Pre-Show Preparation
- On-Site Speaker Preparation Room
- Presentation Deadline
- Presentation Guidelines
- Day of Presentation
- Session Format
- Registration Procedure: Pre-Show and On-Site
- Room Locations
- Room Setup
- Pre-Show Preparation
- On-Site Speaker Preparation Room
- Presentation Deadline
- Presentation Guidelines
- Day of Presentation
- Session Format
- Registration Procedure: Pre-Show and On-Site
- Room Locations
IEC Contacts
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Pitsa Madoch Director of Content Development Phone: +1-312-559-4601 pmadoch@iec.org |
Lynne Bobak Director of Attendance Marketing Phone: +1-312-559-3862 lbobak@iec.org |
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Kate Lyons Forum Coordinator Phone: +1-312-559-3326 klyons@iec.org |
Lisa Reyes Communications Director Phone: +1-312-559-3325 lreyes@iec.org |
Room Setup
Session rooms are equipped with the following:
- LCD projector
- Cabling
- Screen
- Microphone at table and podium
- Tent cards with names of speakers placed at speaker seating
- Head table for all speakers placed at the front of the room
Please note: Laptop computers are not provided in the rooms.
Pre-Show Preparation
We encourage chairpersons and speakers to hold a conference call to discuss session format and time sequence as well as discuss presentation overview to avoid any content overlap.
On-Site Speaker Preparation Room
A dedicated speaker preparation room will be available to all speakers at the Hong Kong Convention Centre. Speakers are welcome to use the speaker preparation room for on-site preparation meetings with their panelists.
Please note: The speaker preparation room TBA.
Presentation Due Date
Deadline: All speaker PowerPoint presentations are due by 13 June 2008.
Please note: This is a firm deadline because of production timelines. Presentations that are not submitted by 13 June 2008, will not be included in the conference proceedings.
Presentations should be sent to Kate Lyons at klyons@iec.org in PowerPoint format.
Presentation Guidelines
The following are some helpful tips in regard to producing your presentation:
- Presentations are to be noncommercial.
- The IEC does not have a PowerPoint template; feel free to use your own.
- Avoid too much content on one slide, as attendee feedback has voiced negative comments with regard to this.
Day of Presentation
The day of your presentation, please bring your laptop computer, as laptops are not provided in session rooms. We suggest loading all presentations on one laptop for easy transition from one speaker to the next.
Session Format
- The session chairperson will provide introductory comments for approximately five to 10 minutes.
- Speaker presentations should be approximately 10 to 15 minutes in length, depending on the number of speakers.
- Reserve 10 to 15 minutes for questions at the end of the session. Strong feedback has shown this provides great value to attendees.
Registration Procedure: Pre-Show and On-Site
Pre-Show Registration: Chairpersons and speakers should register for Broadband World Forum Asia using a special
speaker's on-line registration form offering a selection of conference packages.
On-Site Registration: Once you arrive at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, speakers are asked to check in at an Advance Registration counter to pick up name badges, session tickets, and materials.
Room Locations
Friday, 18 July 2008 | ||
| TIME | SESSION | LOCATION |
| 9:00 – 10:30 | F1 | The Softer Side of DRM: Enabling Three-Screen Entertainment | Room 608 |
| F2 | UGM, Social Networks, and Traditional Media: Strategies in Content, Communications, and Commerce | Room 607 | |
| F3 | How to Achieve Mass-Market Fixed-Mobile Multimedia Telephony | Room 606 | |
| F4 | Broadband for the Next Billion | Room 605 | |
| 11:00 – 12:30 | G1 | Strategies to Manage the P2P Phenomenon | Room 608 |
| G2 | Boosting Mobile TV with Interactivity to Help Operators Tap into Premium Revenue Streams | Room 607 | |
| G3 | DSL and PON: Cost-Effective Solution for Mobile Backhaul? | Room 606 | |
| G4 | Advertising Strategies in the Diversified Digital Culture: Broadband, Cable, Satellite, Games, Mobile, and Social Networks | Room 605 | |