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Welcome and Briefing - China’s TV & Online Video Market
China is emerging as one of the world’s largest markets across traditional TV, Pay-TV and online video. What are the factors driving the growth? Will it be able to keep its momentum going? What are the opportunities and challenges ahead?
James Ross, CEO, Lightning International
John Medeiros, Chief Policy Officer, CASBAA
In Conversation with
Pierre Cheung, General Manager, Greater China, BBC Worldwide Asia
Moderator: James Ross, CEO, Lightning International.
In Conversation with
Sara Jen, VP of Content Partnerships; GM, Greater China, Viki.com
Moderator: Tony Chow, Media Consultant
Coffee Break
To Pay or Not to Pay?
TV content businesses face challenges from piracy all over Asia including China. China’s regulator has begun a crackdown on internet piracy, and online providers seem to be focused more on officially-licensed content. But how effective has this been? What’s the impact on the future of online video? What can be done to help reset the public agenda on piracy?
William Feng, Country General Manager and Chief Representative, Motion Picture Association
Yao Lanqiu, Deputy Director, Copyright Management, Shanghai Media Group
Matthew Kurlanzik, Director, Government Relations, Asia, 21st Century Fox
Bill Duff, the Political-Economic Section Chief, Consulate General of United States – Shanghai
Yan Bo, Dep. Director, Copyright Mgmt Dept., CCTV; Chairman, Copyright Committee, ABU
Moderator: John Medeiros, Chief Policy Officer, CASBAA
Networking Lunch
In Conversation with
Mei Nie (Molly), Vice President, Hunan Broadcasting Station; Executive Director, Mango Media and Chair, Hunantv.com, Interactive Entertainment Media
Moderator: James Ross, CEO, Lightning International
Follow the Money – Monetisation of Online and TV Businesses
Driven by the rise of multiscreen, mobile and Internet, TV viewing behaviour is changing drastically, creating opportunities to monetise online and TV beyond traditional advertising or Pay-TV’s traditional subscription. What are the options available? Are there solutions with success in other markets but not yet in China? If so, what are their market potentials?
Jill Grinda, Head of Asia Sales, Reuters News Agency (Thomson Reuters)
Julia Song, Director, China, GroupM Entertainment
Moderator: Patrick Frater, Asia Editor, Variety
The Next Gold Mine: An Investor’s View
Investors’ appetite for media is growing but what kinds of project do investors look for? What are the obvious and not-so-obvious success stories? How do they measure their return in the medium and long-term? What could be the next big thing in the media sector for investors?
Deborah Mei, Partner, The Raine Group
William Bao Bean, Investment Partner, Asia, SOSventures
Gilbert Ho, Managing Partner, AID Partners
Moderator: Bryan Curtis, Media Consultant
Coffee Break
The Race for Content – Competition for Viewer’s Attention
Despite differences in business models, online video sites and traditional broadcasters are competing for viewer’s time and attention. To get ahead of the race, many online video sites have relied on importing foreign shows, mostly from the U.S, UK and and South Korea. Is this strategy paying off? Can the industry grow the pie and create a win-win situation for all?
Edwina Ngao, Territory Head, China, A+E Networks Asia
Binghua Song (Ben), GM of Entertainment Production Centre, YoukuTudou
Ethan Tang, Business Development Dir., China, Sesame Workshop
Maggie Zhou, BD Director, CMC Capital Partners
Moderator: Patrick Frater, Asia Editor, Variety
Case Study of Syndication / Distribution with Ad Funded Model
Leland Ling, CEO, LIC China
Fang Chang, SVP and GM, Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific (China)
In Conversation with
Bruce Tuchman, President, AMC Global and Sundance Channel Global
Moderator: James Ross, CEO, Lightning International
China Going Global – Opportunities and Challenges
Many Chinese companies are flexing their muscles. 3 out of 10 Chinese companies named by Forbes as going global in 2015 are Internet giants including Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent. In what way can these companies expand their footprint in international market? Can they stay competitive overseas? What are the opportunities for small to medium-sized companies? What are the probable and the possible scenario of China going global in the year ahead?
Bruce Tuchman, President, AMC Global and Sundance Channel Global
Dennis Young, Founder & CEO, Glocal Media China
Kristian Kender, Partner/Business Development Director, China Media Management Inc.
Marc Lorber, International Development-Acquisitions, Formats & Co-Productions, Lionsgate
Moderator: James Ross, CEO, Lightning International
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