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PRODUCTION IN THE MIDDLE EAST
Creating content for an Arab audience - what works and what doesn’t!
Reality TV versus Drama production - which one is more successful?
Telenovelas, reality shows or acquired content – the way forward to ensure continuous viewership
Production funding and incentives
Support for local players vs international productions
Moderator: Lina Matta, Senior Channel Manager MBC 2, MBC 4, MBC Max, MBC Variety
Confirmed Panelists
* Fadi Ismail, Director of Drama Production and Distribution, MBC Group
* Khulud Abu Homos, Executive VP of Programming & Creative Services, OSN
* Ziad Kebbi, CEO, Maximum Media
* Samr Marzooqi, Manager, Dubai Film Market
* Bassam Alasad, Chief Content Officer, Integracast, Executive Producer of Battal 2 and member of the Producers Guild of America
Jumeirah Beach Hotel
November 11, 2014
En paral·lel amb Pioneer, vam rebre Jordi Ortiz, de la unitat de desenvolupament del negoci i Project Manager d'Abertis Telecom, ens va aclarir l'estat de l'art i els futurs reptes de la TDT.
Sylvain Lamblot : Directeur du développement et des partenariats de télécom Paris (à G.)
Jean-Nöel de Galzain : Founder & CEO - Wallix (à Dr.)
© Télécom Paris - Michel Desnoues
Международный Гранд Форум «Бизнес и ИТ. Вокруг ЦОД. Вокруг Облака. Вокруг Данных. Вокруг IP. Вокруг IoT», или BIT-2016 (Москва, 23 марта 2016 года): www.moscow-grand-forum-2016.ciseventsgroup.com
The Telecom Closet is located in the basement of our house.
The house is wired with Cat 5e cable that is distributed throughout by an in-built 10/100Mbps switch. I have shunted some of the connections onto a GigE switch -- and voilà -- we have gigabit ethernet throughout the house.
All this speed is only useful within the house, because we connect to the Internet via ADSL at a nominal 2.5Gbps. Our actual connection speed varies from 2.3 Mbps to 0bps, depending on the network use in the Villa at any given time of day. (And on how much our VPN server likes us at any moment in time.)
Shown on the shelf are:
2nd from top L-R: the ADSL Modem (I really should replace the stock photo with something nicer) and the 10/100Mbps/Wireless-N Internet Gateway router.
3rd shelf from top L-R: 8-port GigE Switch and 360GB Maxtor NAS.
Not shown are the 1000Mbps/Wireless-N access point on the 1st floor and the 100Mbps/Wireless-G access point on the 2nd floor. These auxillary routers are set to operate as switches using RIP to synch the routing tables.