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The Social TV Forum examines the latest in TV applications & widgets, launching new services and building new revenue streams for platform providers and broadcasters. Will social media interactivity bring value for TV users? Can social interaction via the TV generate operator revenues? Social TV, defining next generation TV services? Will TV go the way of the iPhone? What does the social media sector offer the TV industry?
A forward thinking event examines the impact social media is having on the TV sector. From social networks commissioning new TV content, their role as a future TV portal, to the integration of Social TV apps within the EPG. This event examines the future of TV and social media delivering next generation TV 2.0 services.
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