With INTX just four months away, now is the time to register for a one-of-a-kind experience in Boston from May 16-18. If you’ve never been, INTX is the event where the worlds of media, technology and entertainment converge and gather to share ideas on future of the Internet and television and Boston is the perfect place to connect. The city’s reputation for fueling innovation and start-ups is set to welcome a flurry of new ideas this Spring, when participants will get the unique opportunity to participate in and contribute to the ever-changing new media economy. At INTX, ideas are not only showcased but born out of the connections made, debates had, and discussions started, and the more diverse minds that come together the better.
We are in a time when personalization of content is king. Consumers have more choice than they have ever had before—choice in what kind of media and entertainment they consume, when they consume it and how they consume it. INTX co-chair and President of Cox Communications Pat Esser says it best when he explains that INTX is the time and place to make sense of all this and to establish how to move forward: “It’s our responsibility to put it all out there.”
The INTX 2016 website, now live and open for registrants, features the key players and myriad exhibitors who will contribute to the INTX experience, a preliminary schedule, and special programs and events.
Check out the video below featuring the two co-chairs of INTX talking about the themes and topics to look out for. As Ken Lowe, CEO and President of Scripps Network Interactive says about the landscape, “We’re going through changes. There’s a lot of transition, but that’s why we are here, to have these conversations.”
What does the future hold? Sign up for updates, register for INTX, and find out.