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*Digital Media Wire Announces Agenda for the Future of Television Conference in New York City on November 8-9

Timely Event to Grapple with Digital Pressure Faced by Broadcast Behemoths

We've been a leader in the digital media industry with timely market intelligence since its inception. It's exciting to provide a medium where these changes can be explored and debated and the stakeholders and other interested parties can forge alliances.

Los Angeles, CA (Billboard Publicity Wire) October 30, 2007 -- Digital Media Wire announced today the agenda for the highly-anticipated Future of Television Conference (http://www.televisionconference.com/index.shtml) to be held at the Museum of Jewish Heritage November 8-9, 2007, in New York City. The innovative conference will tackle the digital demands being placed on the television industry as consumers increasingly shift their attention to the other "tubes" and advertisers sway their checkbooks from traditional broadcast.

"At the intersection of these significant market changes, great opportunity abounds," said Ned Sherman, CEO & Publisher, Digital Media Wire. "We've been a leader in the digital media industry with timely market intelligence since its inception. It's exciting to provide a medium where these changes can be explored and debated and the stakeholders and other interested parties can forge alliances."

The conference agenda will cover compelling roundtable discussions and panels to include What's Next: The Top 5 Digital Media Trends to Watch and Why, A View from the Top: The Outlook for the Television Industry & Digital Media, Global TV & the Emergence of Worldwide Content Distribution Networks, New Television Technologies You Need to Know, The Future of Television Advertising, Monetizing Consumer Generated Video: What Is an Acceptable Model for Consumers and the Television Industry?, Mobile TV: Hit or Miss?, Who's Watching (and are they buying anything)? The Evolution of Metrics and Analytics for Television 2.0, Digital Television (DTV) is Coming!, What's Next For Television News?, Innovations That Are Shaping the Future of Television, and other in-demand and challenging topics.

This event is presented by Digital Media Wire, CEA and NYU's Stern School of Business. Attendees will include over 500 decision-makers from cable and broadcast networks, cable and satellite operators, high-tech and advertising to focus on the future of television.

For a complete list of speakers, please see attached list.

Event sponsors and media partners include KickApps, Limelight Networks, Capgemini, Level 3 Communications, Frankfurt, Kurnit, Klein & Selz, M:Metrics, Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP, Prospero, Hillcrest Labs, MoCa, Blue Frog Media, ChoiceStream, Whiteblox, blinkx, Studio Daily, Mobilize, Parks Associates, EMF and NVPR.

For complete agenda, registration and event details please visit: http://www.televisionconference.com/index.shtml.

In addition to the Future of Television, Digital Media Wire will also host the annual Digital Music Forum East on February 26-27, 2008 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City. Other prominent Digital Media Wire events include the Games & Mobile Forum, Digital Music Forum West, Mobile Games Insider, The Millennials, Mobile Games Insider, and the Washington Digital Media Conference, which it produces in tandem with Potomac Tech Wire.

About Digital Media Wire, Inc:
Digital Media Wire is an events, news, and publishing company serving the digital entertainment & media industry since May 2000. Digital Media Wire produces executive forums featuring the leading executives in digital media and entertainment. Digital Media Wire also publishes an authoritative daily email newsletter and industry directory. For more information, please visit: www.digitalmediawire.com.

Contact:
Hal Bringman
NVPR
323-851-6877
hal@nvpr.com

OR

Ellen Gildersleeve
Digital Media Wire, Inc.
310-855-0033
ellen@digitalmediawire.com

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