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Friday, February 19, 2010

Jeff Hayzlett, CMO Of Kodak Confirmed As First Keynote For Streaming Media East

Dan Rayburn | Friday February 19, 2010 | 03:05 PM | Comments (0)

Kodak I'm happy to announce that Jeff Jeff Hayzlett, CMO and VP of Eastman Kodak is confirmed as our keynote speaker for day one of the Streaming Media East show on Tuesday May 11th. Jeff has been helping to lead Kodak’s turnaround and been doing a lot of it with innovative marketing and use of great tools like streaming media.

Jeff is also one of the executives responsible for the success of Kodak's line of consumer video cameras and will share with us the trends they are seeing with regards to how consumers are capturing, uploading and consuming video. And if you register for a platinum or gold conference pass before March 26th, you'll receive a FREE Kodak Zx1 Pocket Video Camera just for attending the show.

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