Magid Leads Two Sessions at 12th Annual TV of Tomorrow Show

Magid Leads Two Sessions at 12th Annual TV of Tomorrow Show  

Sessions highlight Magid’s extensive experience in new technologies for the media industry 

NEW YORK, May 25, 2018 – InteractiveTV Today recently announced Magid’s Debby Ruth and Jill Hill will lead two sessions at 12^th annual TV of Tomorrow Show taking place June 13-14 in San Francisco.

The show is designed to encourage networking and deal-making, bringing in attendees throughout the interactive/advanced-TV, MVPD, OTT-TV, advertising, broadcasting/programming, data/measurement, streaming-infrastructure, consumer-electronics and social-video industries.

Debby Ruth, SVP of Global Media and Entertainment, Magid, will moderate the Immersion: The Impact of VR and AR – Now and Next panel focused on implications of impressive technologies, now and future. Ruth is an expert on changes in the media landscape, particularly where technology and media intersect. The panel includes Jonathan Flesher of Baobab Studios, Warner Bros. Studio’s Liz Huszarik, Paul T. Kim of Samsung Electronics, Lesley Klassen of The Campfire Union/Flipside, and HP’s Joanna Popper.

Jill Hill, Executive Vice President, Magid, and Angie Britt, SVP of Advanced Products, CTAM, will address the topic “From Internet of Things to Internet of Intelligence.” CTAM and Magid completed a study together in 2017 examining the idea of connected consumers. Hill is a senior product strategy consultant and has worked on the launch of many streaming services over the past 20 years.

Visit thetvoftomorrowshow.com/register-tvot to register for the show.

About Magid
Magid is a consumer-centered business strategy company delivering courageous thinking that shapes better experiences, products and services. Since 1957, thousands of local and global brands in over 40 countries have engaged the firm for bold ideas that have helped achieve innovation and success. The Magid team is passionately curious and driven by the pursuit of improving human experiences with every engagement.

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