NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!

As of November 13, 2009...

The 7th Annual Awards for Leadership in Interactive and Multiplatform Television will be presented in March at the TV of Tomorrow Show 2010 in San Francisco.

You may use this form to nominate companies or individuals for the 2010 awards.

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The TV of Tomorrow Show 2010

InteractiveTV Today [itvt], the first, best and most widely read news source on interactive and multiplatform television, is pleased to present the fourth annual TV of Tomorrow Show, March 3rd-4th (Wednesday-Thursday), 2010 in San Francisco, California at the famous Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.

The first three TV of Tomorrow Shows were praised by sponsors, speakers, exhibitors and attendees not only as true experts' conferences that attracted a veritable "who's who" of the interactive TV industry, but as offering a thoroughly unique and enjoyable experience. We are working hard to ensure that the TV of Tomorrow Show 2010--which is already attracting an array of high-powered speakers and which will feature a line-up of fascinating entertainments--is even better.

• To find out more about discounted early-bird registration, click here.
• To find out more about sponsorship opportunities, contact Tracy Swedlow at swedlow@itvt.com or 415-824-5806.
• For an extensive gallery of photos from the TV of Tomorrow Show 2009, click here
• To discuss the TV of Tomorrow Show, or to give us feedback or suggestions (including new technologies you would like to see showcased and topics you would like to see discussed), email us at swedlow@itvt.com

Find Out What Makes TVOT a Different Kind of Event

Thank you to everyone who helped to make the TV of Tomorrow Show 2009 such a success.

Enjoy our great intro video online which gives a glimpse of the personalities and ideas from last year's show. We also have an updated gallery and slideshow of images.  

[itvt] is also pleased to offer full video coverage of the TV of Tomorrow Show 2009's Addressable Advertising panel free of charge.

We are also offering free video of Arthur Orduna of Canoe Ventures in conversation with Leslie Ellis, author of the popular column, "Translation Please."