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Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Frost & Sullivan Webinar Today: Broadband-Enabled Devices for Over-the-Top Video

Dan Rayburn | Wednesday March 30, 2011 | 12:01 AM | Comments (0)

Today at 3pm ET I will be presenting a Frost & Sullivan webinar on the topic of Broadband-Enabled Devices for Over-the-Top Video. As a principal analyst in Frost & Sullivan's digital media group, three to four times a year I present free webinars and take questions on different topics in the digital media landscape.

In today's presentation, I will highlight multiple streaming devices detailing which content platforms they run, how they compare to one another and which ones have the best chance at winning in the crowded over-the-top video market. I'll also be doing a live Q&A with attendees so sign up here and bring your questions. This webinar is free to everyone and you don't have to be a customer of Frost & Sullivan's research in order to attend.

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