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Cross Platform Broadcast and

Digital Media Production,


Programming and Asset
Management

Ken Adelson
Senior Vice President, Production
Planning and Operations, NBA Entertainment
New Media Revolution
1991 – Birth of the Internet
New Language!
FTP, IP, HTTP, HTML, LAN’s,
WAN’s, SAN’s
Best of Breed
Impact of New Media and Web
Networks
The Future
By 2012 the average US consumer will
spend as much time consuming as they
do sleeping?
 
Less than ½ of those hours will be
through tradition passive broadcasting.
Top Global Web Outlets:

□ Yahoo □ MySpace
□ Google □ Wikipedia
□ YouTube □ Facebook
□ Windows Live □ Blogger
□ MSN □ Yahoo China
Social Networking
Worldwide Dedicated Sports Web
Sites
□ Soccer 17,000
□ Equestrian 10,000
□ U.S. Football and Basketball 6,000 each
NCAA March Madness Live
Streaming – 40 million users
Inexpensive Production Technology
Euro 2008 Soccer
US – Over 8,300 Broadcast and
Web Networks
Security!
Next Generation of the Internet
 
Global Environment for
Networking Investigations
Mobile TV
 
2 Billion Dollar Industry by 2012
NAB Multi-Platform Production
44 thousands hours of programming
distributed internationally to over 200 countries in over
40 languages

Global New Media Impact on NBA.com


- Over 6 million visits per day
- Over 1.5 million video streams viewed per day
- 10 International Destinations
Digital Media Management
Library on line
Desktop viewing and editing
Direct transfer of material to web
encoders
3D
Merchandising
Entertainment
Olympics
The Summer Olympics – NBC
Video Programming
2008 - 3,600 hours of multi platform programming –
web, mobile, Video on Demand
2004 – 1,219 mostly broadcast
1996 – 172 hours
44 venues
25 live streams available
Good Luck!

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