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CCW is the fall's premier event for content creation, management, post-production, delivery, infrastructure, and a wide range of communications solutions, from satellite to fiber to hybrid networks, IP and more... explore all the strategies, tactics and technologies you'll need at CCW. CCW features three events in one location – HD World (www.hdworldshow.com), SATCON (www.satconexpo.com) and IP Media Expo (www.ipmediaexpo.com).

HD World is the fall's largest conference and exhibition focusing on media technology solutions. Take part in end-user panel sessions, workshops and sponsor presentations, and discuss a variety of strategies for content creation, management and delivery. Find solutions for production, post-production, file-based workflows, encoding, compression, audio issues, network infrastructure, digital asset management, archiving, automation, mobile DTV, 3D and much more.

The IP Media Expo features solutions for media, government, telcos and enterprise firms who are moving video and audio over the web and other IP networks in a variety of applications. Discover the latest technologies and strategies for delivering media to your audience, employees, and customers at the IP Media Conference & Expo.

SATCON is the fall's premier conference and exhibition for satellite communications and content delivery. At SATCON, develop strategies to manage your communications infrastructure including video, data, voice and Internet using hybrid networks including satellite, fiber, mobile and wireless.

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An Event Assembled by Industry Leaders

New at CCW! Visit 3Demo: See the latest 3D in action and get an up-close look at the technology behind it. See www.ccwexpo.com/3Demo.asp for details.

Also, check out these sessions at the CCW conference:• 3D Production & Post Panel Discussion

• 3D/Stereoscopic Television Primer

The following listing represents members of the HD World Council, the IP Media Expo Advisory Board and the SATCON Advisory Board ... all who have provided guidance and assistance in assembling Content and Communications World. Jay C. AdrickVice President - Broadcast Technology, Harris Corporation Mike AloisiVP Technology, Satellite & Affiliate Services, MTV NetworksDarcy AntonellisExecutive Vice President, Distribution and Technology Operations, Warner Bros Technical Operations, Inc. Robert BellExecutive Director, Society of Satellite Professionals, World Teleport Association Anthony BontragerPresident, 1CastAlbert ChengExecutive VP, Digital Media, Disney-ABC Television GroupAndres ColpaVP Production Engineering, HBO Patricia CooperPresident, Satellite Industry Association Rebecca Cowen-HirschVP, Global Government Services, InmarsatChanning DawsonSenior Advisor, Scripps Networks Chris EhrenbardDirector, Broadcast Distribution, CBS Richard FriedelEVP & General Manager, Fox Networks Operations & EngineeringMark GarnerVP Affiliate Distribution and Business Development, A&E

Philip GarvinCo-founder, General Manager & COO, HDNet & HDNet Movies President, Colorado Studios and the Mobile TV Group Tim HanlonSenior Vice President/Ventures, Denuo David HartshornSecretary General, Global VSAT Forum Steve HellmuthExecutive Vice President, Operations and Technology, NBA Entertainment John HoneycuttSVP - Television Operations Group, Discovery Communications, Inc. Susan J. IrwinFounder and President, Irwin Communications & SATCON Conference Chair Pravin JainVice President & Chief Scientist, LinQuest CorporationMark LalleyCIO US Fuels, BP America David LambVice President, Learning and Media Services, Rollins/OrkinBurt LiebowitzPrincipal Network Engineer, Mitre Corporation Judy MasserangManager, General Motors University Distance LearningGeneral Motors Video Satellite NetworkDavid P. MazzaSenior Vice President, Engineering, NBC Olympics John McCoskeyChief Technology Officer, PBSBryan A. McGuirkPresident, Media & Enterprise Services, SES Americom

Andre MikaVice President, Broadband & New Media, National Hockey LeagueJohn C. MillerVP Technology & Distribution, Discovery Shaum MittalChief, Lead System Engineering Office, Prgrm Exe Office- Satellite, Teleport & Services (PEO-STS) Directorate DISA, & SATCON Military & Government Track ChairChuck PaganoSr. Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, ESPN Shelly PalmerManaging Director, Advanced Media Ventures GroupRandy PalubiakPresident, Enliten Managment Group Darryl PersonNetwork Engineer/Satellite Operations ManagerEnterprise Systems Solutions, MetlifePatrick H. RayermannDirector, Communications Functional Integration Office (Comm-FIO), National Security Space Office (NSSO)Michael P. ReganUSAF Senior Civilian, Communications Systems Acquisition and Operations Directorate at the National Reconnaissance OfficeKurt RiegelmanSenior Vice President, Americas Sales, IntelsatGlenn ReitmeierVice President, Technology Standards, Policy and Strategy, NBC Universal Kay SearsPresident, Intelsat General CorporationSeth ShapiroPrincipal, New Amsterdam Media LLC, CEO, ARC: The A&R Channel

Arunas SlekysVice President, Corporate Marketing and General Manager Russia & NIS Business, Hughes Network Systems, LLC Clyde SmithSVP Global Broadcast Technology and StandardsTurner Broadcasting System, Inc. Dick TauberVice President of Transmission Systems and New Technology, CNN News GroupMichael K TippetsPresident & COO, Helius Philip J.L. Westfall, Ph.D.Director, Air Technology Network Program Management Office, Air Univeristy, Department of the Air ForceGreg WillisClient Industry Executive, EDS - Global Communications, Media & Entertainment Dan WisneskiGlobal Leader, GE Broadcast Network Richard WolfSenior Vice President, Telecommunications & Network Origination Services, ABC Broadcast Operations & EngineeringAbbas YazdaniPresident and CEO, ARTEL, Inc. Lew ZagerBroadcast Media Technology Consultant, LLZ Solutions, HD World Conference Chair

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Media & Entertainment The Media & Entertainment track at CCW focuses on media technology solutions. The core track of the HD World show will allow you the opportunity to explore a variety of strategies for high definition and 3D content management and delivery. HD News, HD Sports, DTV Audio, AFD… the Media & Entertainment track runs the gamut!

Topics include:

HD Acquisition Choices and Equipment Quality: What are the Options?• SUPER PANEL: State of the Industry – Recession Recovery or Economic Climate Change?• HD News: An Essential Competitive Advantage• AFD: Automatic Management of Aspect Ratio for Television Delivery• HD Contribution & Distribution: HD from Venue to Viewer• Displays & Monitoring: Quality Control in a Multi-Channel World• Advances in HD Sports Broadcast & Distribution• What Happened to Reliability and Quality? • How do Satellites Play in a Multi-platform World?• 3D/Stereoscopic Television Primer•

Production & PostNEW for 2009! The Production & Post track at CCW provides a forum for television and film professionals to learn from each other’s experiences – successes and pitfalls – in this rapidly evolving market. Learn what strategies and technologies are working to create, edit, and restore digital, high definition, and 3D content.

Topics include:Advances in Digital Cinematography• The BIG Picture: Leveraging HD Production & Post for Savings Efficiency & Growth• Producing for Multiple Platforms• File-Based Acquisition in Post-Production: Careful What You Wish For• 3D Production & Post• Optical Technologies and Advanced Workflows for Production and Broadcast Operations• Motion Picture Editors Guild Roundtable•

Sessions and speakers subject to change. Please visit www.ccwexpo.com for the most current program details.


Four Tracks of Programming ... reaching all segments of the media technology and communications industries!




Multi-Platform MediaCCW’s Multi-Platform Media track features sessions for companies who are moving video and audio over the web, mobile networks and other new media platforms. Discover and discuss the latest technologies and strategies for delivering news, live events, distance learning and more to your audience, employees, and customers.

Topics include:Influence of IP on the TV Industry• Today’s Streaming of Live Events and Tomorrow’s HD Video Online• Mobile, TV and Online: Successful Cross-Platform Strategies• Video to the Desktop• Mobile DTV• Consumers Want Full Access to Video•

SATCONThe SATCON track at CCW delves into satellite communications and content delivery from every angle! Hear from industry leaders and end-users from media, entertainment, government and military professionals and learn from their experiences! Develop strategies to manage your communications infrastructure including video, data, voice and Internet using satellite technology.

Topics include:Fundamentals of Satellite Communications• Improving the Integration of SATCOM within the GIG• How Do Satellites Play in a Multi-platform World• Applications & Services: Comms on the Move and the Military’s Unique Requirements• Distance Learning by Satellite - Pros & Cons• Satellite Technologies that Drive Bandwidth Efficiencies and Meet Near Terms Needs• Satellite Planning: Where will we be in 2015?• The Graybeards Speak: Perspectives on SATCOM from DoD’s Retired Leaders• New Challenges in Disaster Response• What Happened To Reliability and Quality? • Satellite Solutions for Next Generation Mobile Connectivity•




Four Tracks of Programming ... reaching all segments of the media technology and communications industries!





Hear Industry Experts Representing the Top Companies and AgenciesSpeakers as of 7/15/2009. More to be announced! Visit www.ccwexpo.com for the most up-to-date information.:

Ken Aagaard, Sr. VP Operations and Engineering, • CBS SportsJay Adrick, Vice President, Broadcast Technology, • Harris Corporation, Broadcast Communications DivisionEarl Arbuckle ,VP of Engineering, • Fox Television Stations, Inc. (FTS)Frank August, Director Business Development Americas, • InmarsatMio Babic, President & CEO,• iStreamPlanet Robert Bednarek, President/CEO, • SES Americom/SES New SkiesJoe Beirne, EVP Technology, • PostworksDavid Bettinger, Chief Technology Officer, • iDirectLyle Bien, Vice Admiral, • United States Navy, (Ret.)Jamie Brown, Systems Developer, • TransMedia Dynamics (TMD)Jerry Butler, Senior Director, Interconnection Projects, • PBSJames Capps, VP, Engineering & Product Development, • Comcast Media CenterRoger Charlesworth, • Technology ConsultantDavid Chilson, Associate Director of Broadcast Distribution Services, • CBS TelevisionMark Coleman, EVP Engineering & Operations, • ComcastPatricia Cooper, President, • SIAJim Corry, VP, Government Solutions, • SkyTerra CommunicationsRebecca Cowen-Hirsch, VP, Global Government Services, • InmarsatLouis Dubin, Vice President Product Management, • Comtech EF DataMike Englehaupt, Director of Broadcast Operations, • KPIXTim Farrar, President, Telecom Media and Finance Associates, Inc., President, • MSUAMartin Faubell, VP, Engineering, • Hearst-Argyle Television, Inc.Don Gabriel, General Manager, Sales, • Echostar Satellite ServicesHugo Gaggioni, CTO, Broadcast & Production Systems Division, • Sony ElectronicsLarry Gerbrant, Principal, • Media Valuation PartnersJit Ghosh, Developer & Platform Evangelism, Media & Entertainment, •Communications Sector, MicrosoftDaniel Goldberg, President & CEO, • TelesatMatthew Goldman, Vice President of Technology, Compression Systems, • TANDBERG Television, Part of the Ericsson GroupMark Haden, Vice President, Engineering and IT, • MLB NetworkBill Harris, Sr. VP Production & Broadcast Operations, • A&E Television NetworksSteve Harte, Associate Administrator of Wireless Technologies, • NY DoITT David Hartshorn, Secretary General, • Global VSAT ForumJoseph Heaps, CommTech Progam Manager, • U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice ProgramsBob Hesskamp, Turner Broadcasting Corporate Vice President, • CNN Broadcast Engineering and System TechnologySusan Irwin, Founder & President, • Irwin Communications, SATCON Conference ChairBarbara Jaffe, Sr. Vice President, Advanced Technology and Operations, • Home Box OfficeBrett Jenkins, Director Technology Strategy, • Ion MediaTom Johnson, Senior Manager, Customer Relations, • IntelsatMG Nickolas G. Justice, Program Executive Officer, Program Executive Office •Command, Control and Communications - Tactical (PEO C3T), Fort Monmouth, New JerseyPradman P. Kaul, President and CEO, • HughesDavina Kent, Director Strategic Alliances, • Comcast SpotlightKarl Kuhn, Sr. Video Applications Engineer, • TektronixBurt H. Liebowitz, Principal Network Engineer, • MITRE CorporationAdmiral James A. “Ace” Lyons, Jr., U.S. Navy Retired/CEO of • LION Associates, LLC

David Makofske, Senior Product Manager of Streaming, • Akamai TechnologiesSam Matheny, • Capital BroadcastingDennis Matheson, CTO, • TerreStarDave Mazza, Vice President, Engineering Olympics, • NBC UniversalJohn McCoskey, Chief Technology Officer, • PBSJim McGrath, CTO, • Ascent MediaBryan McGuirk, Media and Enterprise Services, • SES AmericomRichard Miller, Senior Vice President, New Technology, • Comtech EF Data Maj. Michael W. Moyles, • USAF, Executive Officer, HQ USAF/A8P, Directorate of ProgramsAl Nuñez, President, Americas, • TANDBERG TelevisionMel Olinsky, Director of Operations, • CBS NewsDean Olmstead, President,• EchoStar Satellite ServicesChuck Pagano, CTO, • ESPNThomas G. Parish, Vice President Broadcast Technology, • Globecomm SystemsMichele Proulx, CTO, • MirandaPete Putman, HDTVexpert.com, • ROAM Consulting LLCCOL Patrick Rayermann, Director, Communications Functional Integration Office, •Space & Missile Defense DivisionJosh Rizzo, Sr. Post Production Engineer, • Wexler Video Anne Schelle, Executive Director, • Open Mobile Video CoalitionSteve Schklair, CEO, • 3ality Digital SystemsWarren Schlichting, SVP Corp Development, • Canoe VenturesMatthew Schneider, Director of Technology, • PostworksMark Schubin, • Technology ConsultantKay Sears, President, • Intelsat GeneralSeth Shapiro, Principal, • New Amsterdam MediaJohn Shike, Vice President, Marketing & Channel Management, • SnellSesh Simha, Business Development Manager, Mobile Video, • SES AmericomClyde Smith, SVP Global Broadcast Technology and Standards, • Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.Mike Smith, Director of U.S. Government Sales, • Stratos Government Services Inc.George N. Spohn, Vice President, Business Development, Americas, • Thrane & Thrane Inc.Dom Stasi, Chief Technology Officer, • TVN EntertainmentBrent Stranathan, Senior VP, East Coast Operations, • CBSBill Sullivan, Dir. of Strategy, Mobile Broadband Systems, • ViasatDick Tauber, VP Transmission Systems and New Technology, • CNN News GroupJohn Taylor, Senior Vice President, • LG Electronics USAMichael Vance, Commercial and DOD Gateways Strategic SATCOM Manager, • United States Strategic Command / J66Phil Westfall, PhD, Director, Air Technology Network Program Management Office, •Air UniversityGregory T. Willis, Client Industry Executive,• EDS - Global Communications, Media & EntertainmentRichard Wolf, Senior Vice President, Telecommunications & Distribution, • ABC Broadcast Operations & Engineering

Craig Yanagi, • JVC

Abbas Yazdani, President & Ceo, • ARTEL, Inc.Lewis Zager, Broadcast Media Technology Consultant, • LLZ Solutions







SATCON Tutorial: Fundamentals of Satellite Communications Systems, Part 1 & 2This 2-hour seminar is addressed to government and enterprise professionals who need an introduction to satellite communications. The first hour will cover satellite basics including orbits, frequencies, digital transmission techniques and ground station technology for point-to-point, point-to-multipoint and full-mesh satellite communications networks. The second hour will discuss applications for communications satellites - including mission-critical private networks, disaster recovery, rural telephony and multicast. The seminar will conclude with an overview of recent and proposed communications satellite systems. This seminar will provide an understanding of when to use satellites and how satellites both compete and coexist with terrestrial communications. The attendee will obtain a knowledge of terminology and concepts that will be addressed in more detail during the two days of the SATCON Conference. Speaker: Burt H. Liebowitz, Principal Network Engineer, MITRE Corporation



RED Camera Tapeless Workflow in Adobe Video Tools Speaker: Dennis Radeke, Business Development Manager, AdobeThis session will demonstrate how you can edit and produce high-resolution raw digital cinematography on the desktop for faster, more affordable, and Hollywood-caliber results. Adobe® Creative Suite® 4 Production Premium software combined with the RED Digtal Cinema camera provides a truly native, color-rich, 4K tapeless camera workflow with no transcoding and no rewrapping.

Learn how you can import R3D files directly into Adobe Premiere® Pro, After Effects®, and Encore® without conversion, control the look when you edit, and dynamically change the resolution, applying color correction to the footage in full resolution, and then lowering the resolution on-the-fly to gain better performance from your hardware as you scrub through edits. Because Adobe Premiere Pro works directly with the sensor data, you can work with footage as close to what the lens saw as possible, opening up much richer, more powerful ways of working nondestructively on the color and look of your work.

HD Acquisition Choices and Equipment Quality: What are the Options?What are the trade offs among low cost HD acquisition systems, including cameras and lenses, versus high end systems? At first glance, pictures from cameras costing $10,000 and less can be impressive. But are these lasting impressions? What is the value of a high end camera with 2/3 inch imagers and a lens which alone can cost much more than a low cost camera and lens combination? With budgets particularly tight, equipment choices get tough. Before purchase decisions are completed, it is most important that expectations are managed and buyers fully understand the short and long term ramifications of their decisions.

This session will address:How the tradeoffs can impact the producer through the post production process. • The long term value of content produced with low cost equipment versus that acquired with high end equipment.•The technical and practical answers regarding the value of high cost, high performance equipment and compare this equipment to •low cost cameras and lenses.

Automatic Management of Aspect Ratio throughout the Television Delivery Chain using AFD.Speaker: Michel Proulx, CTO, Miranda

Now that the Analog shut down is finally behind us, 16x9 transmission has become the primary delivery format. But 4:3 will live on for some time both as legacy 4:3 content and delivery on basic cable and satellite platforms. For the foreseeable future, 4:3 and 16:9 will have to co-exist and careful management of aspect ratio translation remains an important challenge. This paper will provide an update on the use of AFD (advanced format descriptor) in broadcast and TV delivery plants and discuss where AFD is likely to play its next role: in the file based domain.

Optical Technologies and Advanced Workflows for Production and Broadcast OperationsSpeaker: Hugo Gaggioni, Chief Technology Officer & Vice President, Broadcast & Production Systems, Sony Electronics Inc.

In the current world of professional television the traditional practices of Audio/Video have, to a large extent, merged with those of the IT industry. Today, the use of file-based workflows, computer networks, asynchronous and non-linear operations along with tapeless media and acquisition devices have become key to improved data workflows, leading to much more efficient program production and lower operating costs. The Sony XDCAM family of tapeless products, have been widely accepted in applications, ranging from event videography and Electronic News Gathering to high-end television and cinema production. This talk will present a detailed description of the current and some future technologies in use in the implementation of these optical and memory-based products, their performance characteristics and the benefits of upcoming advanced workflows enabled by the capabilities of the XDCAM metadata system.

Special Workshops and Tutorials





Sponsor Presentation Theaters

All attendees are welcome to attend the Sponsor Presentation Theaters at CCW. Sponsor presentations start each day at 10:30 AM in the Theaters on the show floor.

These interactive discussions will be led by industry experts and will address a multitude of important communications technologies and solutions. Seating is limited, but is open to all registered attendees.

Here is just a sample of the free content that will be presented in the Sponsor Presentation Theaters:

OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES

JVC: Advantages of Next Generation CamerasSpeaker: Craig Yanagi, JVC

Snell: Optimal Conversion of SD, Film, and International Programs to High Quality HDSpeaker: John Shike, Vice President Marketing and Channel Management, Snell

TANDBERG Television: Migrating from MPEG-2 to MPEG-4 AVCSpeaker: Matthew Goldman, Vice President of Technology, Compression Systems, TANDBERG Television, Part of the Ericsson Group

Tektronix: Video Quality through the Broadcast ChainSpeaker: Karl Kuhn, Sr. Video Applications Engineer, Tektronix

ARTEL: Commercial Satellite Communications: Satisfying Government’s Appetite for More BandwidthSpeaker: Abbas Yazdani, President and CEO, ARTEL Inc.

Comtech EF Data: Efficient Satellite Delivery to Increase Service Offerings and Reduce OpExSpeaker: Louis Dubin, Vice President Product Management, Comtech EF Data

Inmarsat: BGAN X-Stream™: How to use the Fastest IP Streaming Speeds Available Anywhere in Backpack-sized SNG!Speaker: Frank August, Director Business Development – Americas, Inmarsat

Intelsat: Establishing an Interference-Free Space EnvironmentSpeaker: Tom Johnson, Senior Manager, Customer Relations, Intelsat

Grand Opening Reception on the Exhibit FloorWednesday, October 14, 5:00 – 6:00 PM

Join us on the Exhibition Floor and enjoy drinks with all attendees. Share time with your peers and compare notes with exhibitors to find solutions. Meet colleagues and make dinner plans.

Closing Reception on the Exhibit FloorThursday, October 15, 4:00 – 5:00 PM

Enjoy complimentary drinks at CCW with attendees and hundreds of exhibitors. Unwind with your peers and meet more exhibitors in a casual environment.

Join us for These Special Exhibit Hall Events!





Adobe Systems Inc.Adtec DigitalAdvantech Wireless BroadbandAdventAJA Video SystemsAkamaiAnton/Bauer, Inc.APANTACApplied Instruments, Inc.ArqivaARTEL VIDEO SYSTEMSARTEL, Inc.ATCiATEMEAutodesk, Inc.Autoscript Inc.AVCOM of VirginiaAvid Technology, IncAvL Technologies, Inc.BeldenBroadcast PixBTX TechnologiesC-COM Satellite

Systems Inc.Canon BroadcastCases By SourceChyronCinegyCobalt Digital Inc.Comtech EF DataComtech TVCrawford Communications, Inc.Crystal Computer CorporationCrystal VisionCVG-Avtec SystemsDalet Digital Media SystemsDatavideo CorporationDH ANTENNADiamond USA, Inc.Digital RapidsDNF CONTROLSDolby LaboratoriesDoremi Labs Inc.DVS Digital Video Inc.EchoStar Satellite ServicesEditShareEEGElectrosonic Inc.Emcore Corporation

Empress Media Asset Management, LLC.

Ensemble DesignsEutelsat America Corp.EVERTZEVS Broadcast

Equipment, Inc.Expand NetworksFast Forward VideoFlorical SystemsFOR-A Corporation of AmericaFoxcomFujinon, Inc.Fujitsu Computer Products of

America, Inc.Geosync Microwave, Inc.Gepco InternationalGlobeCastGlobecomm SystemsHaiVision Network VideoHarmonic Inc.Harris Broadcast CommunicationsHITACHI KOKUSAI ELECTRIC

AMERICA LTD.IkegamiIneoQuestInmarsatIntelsatIntelsat General CorporationInternational Datacasting

CorporationJVC Professional Products

CompanyKenCast, Inc.L-3 CommunicationsLBiSat LLCLinear AcousticLogus Microwave Corp.Marshall ElectronicsMedia LinksMicrowave Radio CommunicationsMiranda TechnologiesMitec TelecomMITEQ Inc./MCL Inc.MohawkMoseley Associates Inc.Motorola, Inc.MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic

Systems

Net InsightNetwork InnovationsNevionNewpoint

Technologies Inc.NewtecNTT Electronics CorporationNucomm, Inc.NVIDIAOCONNOROmneon, Inc.OmniBus Systems, Inc.On Call CommunicationsOptibase, Inc.Optimal SatcomPACSATPixel Power Inc.Plura Broadcast, Inc.Plymouth RubberPNYPSSI GlobalQuintech Electronics and

Communications, Inc.QuStream [PESA/FortelDTV]Raven Antenna Systems, Inc.RF CentralRhozetRiedel

Communications, Inc.Ross VideoSachtlerSarnoff Corp.SAT CorporationSAT-GESatcom Direct CommunicationsSatellite Engineering Group, Inc.SatLynxScheduALLScopus Video NetworksScreen Subtitling SystemsSeaChange InternationalSED SystemsSegovia Sencore, Inc.SES AMERICOMSGLSkyTerra CommunicationsSnellSony Electronics, Inc.

Spectra LogicSTANTRONStratos Government Services Inc.T-VIPS America Inc.TANDBERG Television, Part of the

Ericsson GroupTektronix, Inc.TelairityTelecast Fiber SystemsTeleCommunication Systems, IncTelestreamTerreStar NetworksToner Cable

Equipment, Inc.TV OneUnited Service Source, Inc. -

Broadcast and Network ServicesUtah Scientific Inc.Vidizmo.comViewCastVintenVocality InternationalVoliconW B Walton EnterprisesWard-Beck Systems Ltd.Wavestream CorporationWinegard CompanyWohler TechnologiesXicom Technology

As of 7/15/09 … see www.ccwexpo.com for a complete list with many more exhibitors

Exhibit Hall HoursWednesday, October 14, 2009

10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Thursday, October 15, 200910:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Meet Top Solutions Providers in the Expo Hall

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* A limited number of complimentary full conference passes (also includes expo admission) have been underwritten by CCW exhibitors for their end-user clients and prospects. End-users are defined as those with purchasing authority or purchasing influence who are currently employed by a broadcast/media/entertainment firm, military and government, telco, or a private sector company that uses information and communications technology (ICT) or media equipment and services, but does not sell these products, services, integration or consulting. Company email address and website must be included for verification of complimentary full conference passes. All complimentary pass requests will be reviewed and qualified individually, and you will be notified within 10 days if your registration has been approved. Expo only passes are free of charge for all industry professionals who pre-register, excluding non-exhibiting vendors/manufacturers. Content & Communications World reserves the right to decline complimentary conference or expo passes at its own discretion. Contact us at [email protected] with any questions. See www.ccwexpo.com/register.asp for full pricing details.

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received by September 11, 2009 will receive a full refund. After this date no refunds will be issued. Substitutions may be made at any time and without charge, but replacements are also subject to the qualification requirements. All substitutions and cancellations must be submitted in writing to JD Events. CCW is a trade event and no one under the age of 18 will be admitted. Corporate purchase orders are not accepted. JD Events reserves the right to provide qualified substitute speakers in the event of emergency, illness or other like event. If for any reason JD Events has to cancel a workshop or track session, the attendee is still responsible for the full amount of their registration fee. JD Events will make every attempt to immediately notify registrants of any changes or cancellations. Space in conference sessions is on a first-come, first-served basis. JD Events reserves the right to close registration for sessions if necessary.

Be Our Guest! If you are a current employee of a private sector company, a broadcast/media firm, or a military or government organization, that uses information and communications technology (ICT) but does not sell ICT services, equipment, integration or consulting, you qualify for a complimentary full-conference pass to CCW*. Simply use the source code from the email you received. If you do not have a source code, please use 29CWE33 when registering to apply for your free pass. Find more details and register at www.ccwexpo.com/register.asp.

Exhibit Hall Pass (Includes admission to exhibit hall, presentation theaters, morning tutorials and keynotes):Through 9/18/09....................... Free

9/19/09 - 10/13/09.................... FreeAfter 10/13/09 .............................$50

Full Conference Pass (Includes admission to exhibit hall, presentation theater, keynotes, Wednesday/ Thursday conference sessions): Through 9/18/09...................... $695

9/19/09 - 10/13/09................... $795After 10/13/09 .......................... $995

For all questions regarding CCW registration, please call 203-371-6322.

If you are a member of a professional industry association please call 203-371-6322 to inquire about your industry discount!

Content & Communications World has reserved a limited number of rooms at the Millennium Broadway Hotel. Reservations can be made by calling the hotel directly. Be sure to mention Content & Communications World to receive the rate of $275 (plus tax). Make your reservations early as rooms fill up quickly. The discounted rate expires Friday, September 18, 2009 and rooms are available on a first come first served basis.

Millennium Broadway Hotel, 145 West 44th St., New York, NY 10036. Phone: 212-768-4400; 800-622-5569

Rate: $275 Block Code: Content & Communications World 2009

Discount Deadline: September 18, 2009

Notes: Rate honored 3 days pre/post block based upon availability

The Millennium Broadway Hotel in New York City, located in the heart of Times Square, allows guests to enjoy the Manhattan skyline from one of 625 spacious guest rooms and suites, luxuriously appointed with custom bedding and advanced technology. Centrally located near midtown business and the Jacob Javits Center, guests will experience distinctive service from a concierge staff ready to help. At the Millennium Broadway Hotel, everyone receives the star treatment. Let them make your New York experience unforgettable.

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