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Monday, July 28, 2008

NY Video 2.0 Meetup Tonight In NYC

Nyvideo20 A quick reminder that tonight is the NY Video 2.0 Meetup at Webster Hall in NYC. Come see screen clips and discuss what's working, what's broke and where the industry is headed with Internet TV. Over 500 have people have already RSVP so if you want to go, better RSVP fast. Come hear a town hall discussion led by a panel of Internet TV innovators.

  • Robert Millis - Founder, Hudson Street Media
  • Paul Kontonis - Founder, For Your Imagination
  • Andrew Baron - Founder, Rocketboom
  • Jay Smooth - Founder, Ill Doctrine
  • Sarah Austin - Founder, Pop17
  • Kathleen Grace & Thom Woodley, Founders, Dinosaur Drama Productions

Visit the NY Video 2.0 Meetup website for all the details.

Posted at 11:55 AM in Conferences & Events, Internet TV, Online Video Industry |

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