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Friday, April 10, 2009

Avner Ronen, CEO Of boxee To Keynote Streaming Media East Show

Dan Rayburn | Friday April 10, 2009 | 10:58 AM | Comments (0)

Logo The Streaming Media East conference is only a month away and we've now finalized all of our keynotes and speakers. On day two, Avner Ronen, the CEO and Founder of boxee will be one of the two keynotes in the morning. If you haven't already registered for the show, readers of my blog can register with the special discount code of DRF1 and attend both days of the show for only $695.

For full program details, visits the conference page or check out the list of speakers.

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