TVU to Address Industry Conference on P2P Revenue Models
EVP Business Development Kap Shin selected as Keynote Speaker

Mountain View, CA – March 3, 2008 – The Distributed Computing Industry Association (www.DCIA.info) has selected TVU Executive Vice President Kap Shin to speak at its inaugural P2P MARKET CONFERENCE, www.dcia.info/activities/p2pmcny2008/index.html.

The conference will focus on revenue and business models, and will feature keynotes and panels including top P2P and social network operators, advertising agencies, sponsor companies, content providers, online ad networks, and Internet service providers (ISPs).  Presentations from industry leaders will address the entire value chain of P2P companies, including technology providers working with ISPs and CDNs through consumer platform providers such as TVU. 

The DCIA P2P MARKET CONFERENCE is scheduled for March 14th at the Princeton Club of New York.  The event is being held in conjunction with the McGraw Hill Companies Media Summit New York (MSNY), www.digitalhollywood.com/MediaSummit.html, the premier international conference on media, broadband, advertising, television and cable and satellite.

According to Marty Lafferty, CEO of DCIA, "Keynote speakers for the DCIA P2P MARKET CONFERENCE will provide a strategic perspective on what is required, and what their sector has to offer to fulfill the multi-billion dollar revenue potential of the P2P and social network channel for the distribution of entertainment content.  We are most pleased to have TVU with us at this inaugural event."

Kap Shin, EVP Business Development for TVU states, "TVU has a proven business and revenue model for monetizing P2P networks.  We are delighted to be amongst our industry-leading peers at the DCIA P2P MARKET CONFERENCE." 

 

About the Digital Computing Industry Association:

The Distributed Computing Industry Association (DCIA), www.dcia.info,  is a non-profit trade organization focused on commercial development of peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing and related distributed computing technologies. DCIA Membership is organized into three Groups: Content, Operations, and Platform. The DCIA conducts working groups and special projects, such as the Consumer Disclosures Working Group (CDWG), P2P Digital Watermark Working Group (PDWG), P2P PATROL, and the P2P Revenue Engine (P2PRE). It also publishes the weekly online newsletter DCINFO.

 

About TVU Networks:
TVU Networks, www.tvunetworks.com, delivers a live global TV service transmitted via the Internet.  The service combines patent-pending Real-time P2P television delivery technology with a global network of content providers to bring viewers programs that they won't find on their local cable and satellite TV system, including sports and news from around the world.  For TV broadcasters, both professional and amateur, TVU Networks offers a cost-effective turnkey solution to reach a global viewer base with an unlimited channel capacity and very low broadcasting costs.  TVU's solution includes effective monetization capabilities for content owners, including geo-filtering, subscription services and personalized in-stream ad insertion tools.  The TVU service is currently shipping bundled with all HP Pavilion consumer laptops. 

 

For More Information, contact:

Mika Saitoh
+1.415.517.5555
mika@tvunetworks.com
www.tvunetworks.com