Kaltura Joins New Online Video Platform Summit

Open Source Video Platform to Showcase Affordable Video Solutions at this brand new summit

New York, NY.- The Online Video Platform Summit is a new conference from Streaming Media that speaks to a growing audience of content owners who have, or are planning to have, video and are confused by the online video landscape. Video is no longer just for traditional or web content companies. Everyone is using online video. HR professionals, local businesses, libraries, marketers, educators, and event organizers all use online video effectively. The Online Video Platform Summit will provide answers to all common online video questions, such as which platform is best for a specific organization, which ad models yield the best returns, and publishing strategies.

Online Video Platform Summit co-chairs Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen and Larry Kless have assembled an all-star speaker lineup for this new event. Click here for the entire speaker roster. Every major video platform is also represented in the program; attendees will hear from the following companies and will be able to compare their offerings.

Kaltura, the first open source online video platform, recently named one of 10 “Innovative Applications Companies to Watch” by IDC, and Platinum Sponsor of the Online Video Platform Summit, will be among companies making a splash at this year’s event.

“This really is such a timely event - today it is hard to find a site on the web that does not have online video. With more than 38,000 publishers using Kaltura’s platform and hundreds joining every week, we are seeing huge demand for flexible, interactive and affordable video solutions,” said Ron Yekutiel, Kaltura Chairman and CEO. “You are invited to take part in all of the great activities that Kaltura will participating in and supporting at the Summit, including presentations of our unique open source video management platform, lunch and a magician show, and a funky remixing party after the Reader’s Choice Awards. You won’t want to miss it.”