Radisson SAS Hotel
63-81 Calae Victorei Street
Sector 1
010065 Bucharest
Romania
June 17, 2008
08.30-10.30
Our third Business Breakfast, sponsored by Telenor Satellite Broadcasting was held in Bucharest, Romania on June 17, 2008.
The event, featuring speakers and a panel discussion, looked at the latest developments in the cable and satellite TV sectors. It also examined regulatory issues ahead of digitalisation in what is one of the most dynamic and rapidly changing markets in the Balkan region.
If you weren’t able to attend the event you can download the presentations by Clicking Here.
List of Speakers
- Cristian Ivanciovici, Head of Control dept, National Audiovisual Council
- Mirek Smyk, TV Business Manager, Romtelecom
- Carmen Harabagiu, Country Manager, HBO Romania
- Leiv Svenning, Head of CEE, Telenor Satellite Broadcasting
- Chris Dziadul, Editorial Director and Chief East European Analyst, Broadband TV News
Panel Discussion
- Radu Petric, President, ACC (Romanian Cable Association)
- Raluca Milin, Director of Marketing & Sales, UPC Romania
- Dan Radu, Senior Sales Director, Intelsat UK
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