EmailMichael Rosenblum will be giving a talk at the Hulu sponsored Future of Televison Content Group Meetup on January 27th in New York City.
Join Michael and hundreds of media professionals discuss the future of our industry and your place in it.
The NYC Future of TV Content Group is an open professional think tank for the media and entertainment industry to better understand where content consumption is headed within the next 5 to 10 years. The group holds monthy industry meetup sessions in NYC, that are organized by Leflein Associates, sponsored by Hulu Insights NYC and curated on the meetup.com platform.
The objective of The NYC Future of TV Content Group is to break down walls between media professionals including researchers and consumer insights professionals, content producers, media buyers and planners, marketers, and technologists to glean better insights on trends that afftect everyone.
Register here, and we'll see you there.
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