WASHINGTON and NEW YORK, Oct. 19, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Distributed Computing Industry Association (www.DCIA.info) and the Cloud Computing Association (www.cloudcomputingassn.org) today announced the first wave of speakers to participate in ENTERTAINMENT CONTENT DELIVERY, one of three co-located conferences at CLOUD COMPUTING WEST 2012 (CCW:2012), their inaugural strategic business summit taking place November 8th-9th in Santa Monica, CA.
"We're extremely pleased to have as keynote speakers Kirk Punches of Sorenson Media, Jim Burger of Dow Lohnes, Mark Davis of Scenios, Dave Toole of MEDIAMobz, Stephen White of Gracenote, John Schiela of Phoenix Marketing International, AJ McGowan of Unicorn Media, Brian Campanotti of Front Porch Digital, Graham Oakes of Media Science International, Scott Campbell of SAP America, and Joey Jablonski of DataDirect Networks," said DCIA CEO Marty Lafferty.
"In addition, we're excited that our ENTERTAINMENT CONTENT DELIVERY panelists include Extreme Reach's Dan Brackett, Slacker's Jim Cady, Kaltura's Russell Zack, Translattice's Mike Lyle, Meteor Entertainment's Sarah Novotny, GenosTV's Mike West, Radio Mitre's Guillermo Chialvo, American Standard Television's Francesco Fabbrocino, Verizon FiOS's Jason Henderson, Chyron's Todd Martin, Digiramp's Peter Rafelson, and Peer Media's Rajan Samtani.
CCW: 2012 will feature more than ninety speakers in three co-located conferences focusing on the impact of cloud-based solutions in the industry's fastest-moving and most strategically important areas: entertainment, broadband, and venture financing.
"Along with an outstanding speaking faculty for our first joint effort with the DCIA, we are also very pleased with the level of participation among exhibitors and sponsors for CCW:2012. This promises to be an enormously valuable and stimulating experience for attendees," added CCA Executive Director Don Buford.
More information is available at http://bit.ly/TLnJCT and delegates can register to attend at http://bit.ly/RoMHCW.
About the DCIA
The DCIA is an international trade organization, established in 2003, with more than one-hundred industry-leading member companies, including software developers, broadband network operators, and content providers. The DCIA conducts working groups, oversees political initiatives, and publishes the weekly online newsletter DCINFO.
About The Cloud Computing Association (CCA)
The Cloud Computing Association (CCA) is an independent membership organization dedicated to building a community of end-users and service providers of cloud-based solutions and products. For more information regarding the CCA, membership, and conferences, please visit: http://www.cloudcomputingassn.org.