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HD Expo to focus on opportunities, barriers to high-def expansion
Nov 3, 2004 8:00 AM, HD Technology Update e-newsletter
HD Expo ’04 opens Thursday, Nov. 4, in Los Angeles, bringing together many of the people behind the growing high-definition television market.
The exposition will run from 1 p.m.- 9:30 p.m. at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles.
The panels slated for the exposition, include:
Global HD Hot Spots: The opportunities, enablers and barriers;
Advertising Dollars: A look at the role of technology, product placement and the impact of TiVo;
Reality Television: Does technology impact the creative process?
HDTV: The Past, Present and Future: A look at the history of HDTV and the future integration of HD systems into digital cinema and theater networks;
Special HDTV features: Never-before-seen video from a NASA Apollo mission and footage of SpaceShipOne, the recent winner of the $10 million X Prize, in HD.
HD Expo ’04 also will include an exhibit of new HD products and technology.
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