Fall-discount registration for [itvt]'s fourth annual East Coast TV of Tomorrow Show event, TVOT NYC 2013 (December 11th, 2013, in New York City), ends at midnight next Thursday, October 31st.

Fall-discount registration allows you to attend TVOT NYC 2013 for just $875 , representing a savings of $200 off the regular price of a ticket (and guaranteeing you a seat at this limited-attendance event).

To take advantage of this discounted pricing, click here:
http://tvotnyc2013.eventbrite.com

To find out about special group rates (three or more), contact Tracy Swedlow at swedlow@itvt.com or (415) 824-5806 .

Early-bird registration for [itvt]'s fourth annual East Coast TV of Tomorrow Show event, TVOT NYC 2013 (December 11th, 2013, in New York City), ends at midnight this Monday, September 30th .

Early-bird registration allows you to attend TVOT NYC 2013 for just $775 , representing a savings of $300 off the regular price of a ticket (and guaranteeing you a seat at this limited-attendance event).

To take advantage of this discounted pricing, click here : http://tvotnyc2013.eventbrite.com

To find out about special group rates (three or more), contact Tracy Swedlow at swedlow@itvt.com or (415) 824-5806 .

For more information about TVOT NYC 2013, please go to our Web site : http://www.thetvoftomorrowshow.com

[itvt] is pleased to announce that TVOT NYC 2013, our fourth annual East Coast TV of Tomorrow Show (TVOT) event, will take place Wednesday, December 11th at 450 W. 31st Street , a beautiful new location that will serve as an inspiring backdrop for the show's trademark creativity, while accommodating its ongoing growth.

TVOT NYC 2013 will pack all the excitement of our flagship TV of Tomorrow Show (spring 2014, San Francisco)--now in its eighth year--into a highly focused, dialog-driven, one-day event. The show--which is carefully designed to encourage networking, relationship-building, and deal-making--will enable the pay-TV operators, consumer electronics manufacturers, social media companies, entrepreneurs and technologists who are building the TV platforms of tomorrow to engage in a productive exchange of ideas with the brands, broadcasters, networks, agencies, investors, producers/creators, developers, designers, storytellers and other stakeholders upon whom the success of those platforms depends.

As the end-of-year event-of-record for the interactive/advanced-TV industry, TVOT NYC 2013 will also provide attendees with their last, best opportunity to fully understand the significance of the many industry developments that have taken place in 2013, and to hone their strategic grasp of the key issues that will be shaping the industry in the New Year.

[itvt] is pleased to present some recent columns and articles on The TV of Tomorrow Show 2013 and the first ever tvot^ Hackathon :

' Taking a Gaze Into The Future of Television ," by Leslie Ellis in Multichannel News .

A write-up of the tvot Hackathon , by Mark Yamada on the TMS blog.

" Key Takeaways from the 2013 TVOT Show ," by Ashley Swartz on itvt.com.

A write-up of TVOT 2013 , by Omer Shubert in TheMarker , the business publication of Israeli national newspaper, Haaretz (in Hebrew).

(Note: [itvt]'s regular news coverage will resume shortly.)

Winners of the TMS API Award at the tvot^ Hackathon 2013 in San Francisco