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Insights from the Satellite TV Content Issues Breakout Session - SLC 9/30/99

On September 30, 1999, a significant breakout session on Satellite TV Content Issues took place in SLC, led by industry experts Michael Childers of Lightstream and Linda Palmer from Disney. The session addressed key topics such as content licensing, advertising models, and editing practices for airlines. Rich Salter, board member of WAEA, organized a steering committee to discuss these pressing issues, with ongoing collaboration among content and service providers. A future workshop is anticipated to further explore these challenges facing the satellite TV industry.

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Insights from the Satellite TV Content Issues Breakout Session - SLC 9/30/99

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  1. Satellite TV Content Issues • Held breakout session in SLC 9/30/99: Satellite TV Truths & Myths • Led by Michael Childers, Lightstream, and Linda Palmer, Disney • Was well-attended and Michael’s position paper framed the IPR issues Rich Salter, WAEA Board member

  2. WG & Workshop • Organized a Sat. Content WG = “steering committee” to write description of issues • Reps from content providers and service providers. First telecon was last week. • Bob Garner, Turner Inflight, and Michael Childers will Co-Chair WG • Future one-day workshop anticipated Rich Salter, WAEA Board member

  3. Satellite Content WG • Issues are: • Content licensing • Advertising/business models • Editing for airlines (branding, etc.) • Not to be confused with Sat-WG (hardware installation standard) Rich Salter, WAEA Board member

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