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CNET Brings CES 2015 To Consumers with Comprehensive Coverage of Top Show News and Tech Reviews, Live Video Streams of Major Press Conferences and CNET's "The Next Big Thing" SuperSession with Industry Innovators
CNET Presents Its 13th Annual "The Next Big Thing" SuperSession on Augmented and Virtual Realities and Panels on the Smart Home and Connected Car
Entrepreneurs Compete for a Chance at a "First Look" Video on CNET's Tech West Stage
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- CNET, the world's largest and most trusted online source of consumer technology news and reviews, will bring consumers right to the CES show floor, offering real-time coverage of major press conferences, interviews with newsmakers, expert analysis of the top tech trends, products and companies to watch and CNET's daily "Must-See" picks. Complete coverage of this year's conference, which runs from Jan. 6, 2015 - Jan. 9, 2015, will be available at CNET's dedicated CES site, cnet.com/ces/.
CNET is also hosting its popular "The Next Big Thing" SuperSession, which will take an in-depth look at augmented reality, virtual reality and the amazing futures they will enable. CNET editors will also lead discussion panels with industry innovators on what lies ahead for the smart home and connected car.
First Looks at Tech West
CNET will have a second stage, located at Tech West, to showcase the best new products and apps at CES 2015. Innovators have the opportunity to pitch their products to a CNET editor and earn a "First Look" video session that will be featured on CNET.com. This is CNET's first appearance at Tech West, an expo that focuses on high-growth technologies such as robotics, sensors and fitness technology.
The Next Big Thing SuperSession: New Realities
Now in its 13(th) year, CNET's "The Next Big Thing" SuperSession will explore the near and real future of virtual and augmented realities and what they mean for gaming, entertainment and daily life.
CNET Editors-at-Large Brian Cooley and Tim Stevens are moderating the panel, which features Jaunt CEO Jens Christensen, Oculus Founder Palmer Luckey, Razorfish Chief Technology Officer Ray Velez and Technical Illusion Co-Founder and Chief Hardware Engineer Jeri Ellsworth.
The Next Big Thing takes place on Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2015 at 3:30 PM, PT in Room N257, North Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Welcoming The Smart Home
As smart appliances become readily available, many consumers have questions about their impact on daily life. However, CNET's knowledge of this market has demonstrated that the more exposure consumers have to connected gadgets, the more they see their potential. The panel will explore what needs to happen to drive mass adoption; how demographics and cultural traditions play into the future of the smart home; and which major shifts will arrive first.
Lindsey Turrentine, Editor-in-Chief of CNET, and Rich Brown, Executive Editor of Appliance Reviews, will debate these questions with ADT Corporation Chief Innovation Officer Arthur Orduna, The Home Depot Director of Strategic Business Development - Home Automation Amanda Parrilli, IFTTT CEO Linden Tibbets, SmartThings Founder and CEO Alex Hawkinson and Quirky CEO Ben Kaufman.
The Smart Home Insights panel takes place on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2015 at 10:15 AM, PT in Room N253, North Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Getting Into The Connected Car
In-car 4G service will drive more meaningful digital media and services into time spent on the road. Tim Stevens, CNET Editor-at-Large, will host a conversation about how 4G in cars and enhanced smart phone connectivity is changing the auto industry, the content industry and the way our dashboards look, feel and function.
Hear from CNET's panel of automotive industry experts, including Ford Motor Company Executive Director Don Butler, Continental North America President Jeff Klei, GM's Global Connected Customer Experience CTO Tim Nixon and Panasonic President Tom Gebhardt.
The Connected Car panel takes place on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2015 at 1:00 PM, PT in Room N253, North Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
CNET en Español
As the #1 Spanish language tech site worldwide, CNET en Español, brings Spanish-speaking technology enthusiasts daily coverage from the CES show floor, with live interviews, First Look product reviews and insights. CNET en Español has the largest team of Spanish-speaking journalists dedicated to covering CES 2015.
CNET Live Coverage from the Show Floor
CNET will kick off coverage on Monday, Jan. 5, 2015 with live video streaming and blogging of all major press conferences. Coverage will continue through Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015 with live video streaming of CNET's "Next Big Thing," as well as live booth tours, product demos and live stage interviews with tech industry leaders.
Schedule Highlights:
Monday, Jan. 5:
8:00 AM - LG Electronics press conference
9:00 AM - Sharp press conference
10:00 AM - Panasonic press conference
11:00 AM - Dish press conference
12:00 PM - Qualcomm press conference
1:00 PM - Toyota press conference
2:00 PM - Samsung press conference
3:00 PM - Volkswagen press conference
4:00 PM - ZTE press conference
5:00 PM - Sony press conference
6:00 PM - CES In Depth
Tuesday, Jan. 6:
9:00 AM - Inside Scoop Live from CES
11:00 AM - iDevices Smart Home Panel
12:30 PM - Interview with Ford Motor Company CEO Mark Fields
1:00 PM - Tomorrow Daily
2:00 PM - Special Guest: President and COO of Sony Electronics Mike Fasulo
3:30 PM - The Next Big Thing SuperSession: New Realities
5:00 PM - Interview with American hip hop group Wu Tang Clan's RZA
5:30 PM - CES In Depth
Wednesday, Jan. 7:
9:00 AM - Inside Scoop Live from CES
10:15 AM - The Smart Home Insights Panel
11:30 AM - Interview with American rapper 50 Cent
1:00 PM - Connected Car Panel: 4G and The Connected Car
3:00 PM - CNET en Espanol Panel: Big Products at CES
5:00 PM - CES In Depth
Thursday, Jan. 8:
9:00 AM - Inside Scoop from CES
11:00 AM - CES In Depth: The Final Word
1:00 PM - Tomorrow Daily
About CNET
For more than 20 years, CNET has been telling stories of the technology, people and companies reshaping our lives. CNET is the world's #1 tech media brand, with tens of millions of people visiting its news and reviews site each month to find the products, people and stories that matter. CNET offers the best advice for living with technology and covers every aspect of consumer technology, from personal and automotive tech to home and smart appliance tech. CNET recently launched CNET Magazine, a premium print magazine, and CNET en Español for Spanish speakers in the U.S. and beyond. Follow CNET and CNET en Español on Twitter (@CNET and @CNET_es) and on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/cnet and http://www.facebook.com/CNETenEspanol). CNET and CNET en Espanol are properties of CBS Interactive.
About CBS Interactive
CBS Interactive, a division of CBS Corporation, is the premier online content network for information and entertainment. With nearly 300 million people visiting its properties each month, CBS Interactive is a top 10 Web property globally. Its portfolio of leading brands, which include CBS.com, CNET, CBSNews.com, CBSSports.com, TVGuide.com, GameSpot, TV.com and Last.fm, span popular categories like technology, entertainment, sports, news and gaming. Follow CBS Interactive on Twitter at twitter.com/cbsi and on Facebook.
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CONTACT: CNET, Jenifer Boscacci, (415) 336-9238, Jenifer.boscacci@cbsinteractive.com, CBS Interactive, Susan Lundgren, (415) 699-9983, Susan.lundgren@cbsinteractive.com
Web Site: http://www.cbsinteractive.com/
CNET Brings CES 2015 To Consumers with Comprehensive Coverage of Top Show News and Tech Reviews, Live Video Streams of Major Press Conferences and CNET's "The Next Big Thing" SuperSession with Industry Innovators
CNET Presents Its 13th Annual "The Next Big Thing" SuperSession on Augmented and Virtual Realities and Panels on the Smart Home and Connected Car
Entrepreneurs Compete for a Chance at a "First Look" Video on CNET's Tech West Stage
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- CNET, the world's largest and most trusted online source of consumer technology news and reviews, will bring consumers right to the CES show floor, offering real-time coverage of major press conferences, interviews with newsmakers, expert analysis of the top tech trends, products and companies to watch and CNET's daily "Must-See" picks. Complete coverage of this year's conference, which runs from Jan. 6, 2015 - Jan. 9, 2015, will be available at CNET's dedicated CES site, cnet.com/ces/.
CNET is also hosting its popular "The Next Big Thing" SuperSession, which will take an in-depth look at augmented reality, virtual reality and the amazing futures they will enable. CNET editors will also lead discussion panels with industry innovators on what lies ahead for the smart home and connected car.
First Looks at Tech West
CNET will have a second stage, located at Tech West, to showcase the best new products and apps at CES 2015. Innovators have the opportunity to pitch their products to a CNET editor and earn a "First Look" video session that will be featured on CNET.com. This is CNET's first appearance at Tech West, an expo that focuses on high-growth technologies such as robotics, sensors and fitness technology.
The Next Big Thing SuperSession: New Realities
Now in its 13(th) year, CNET's "The Next Big Thing" SuperSession will explore the near and real future of virtual and augmented realities and what they mean for gaming, entertainment and daily life.
CNET Editors-at-Large Brian Cooley and Tim Stevens are moderating the panel, which features Jaunt CEO Jens Christensen, Oculus Founder Palmer Luckey, Razorfish Chief Technology Officer Ray Velez and Technical Illusion Co-Founder and Chief Hardware Engineer Jeri Ellsworth.
The Next Big Thing takes place on Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2015 at 3:30 PM, PT in Room N257, North Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Welcoming The Smart Home
As smart appliances become readily available, many consumers have questions about their impact on daily life. However, CNET's knowledge of this market has demonstrated that the more exposure consumers have to connected gadgets, the more they see their potential. The panel will explore what needs to happen to drive mass adoption; how demographics and cultural traditions play into the future of the smart home; and which major shifts will arrive first.
Lindsey Turrentine, Editor-in-Chief of CNET, and Rich Brown, Executive Editor of Appliance Reviews, will debate these questions with ADT Corporation Chief Innovation Officer Arthur Orduna, The Home Depot Director of Strategic Business Development - Home Automation Amanda Parrilli, IFTTT CEO Linden Tibbets, SmartThings Founder and CEO Alex Hawkinson and Quirky CEO Ben Kaufman.
The Smart Home Insights panel takes place on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2015 at 10:15 AM, PT in Room N253, North Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Getting Into The Connected Car
In-car 4G service will drive more meaningful digital media and services into time spent on the road. Tim Stevens, CNET Editor-at-Large, will host a conversation about how 4G in cars and enhanced smart phone connectivity is changing the auto industry, the content industry and the way our dashboards look, feel and function.
Hear from CNET's panel of automotive industry experts, including Ford Motor Company Executive Director Don Butler, Continental North America President Jeff Klei, GM's Global Connected Customer Experience CTO Tim Nixon and Panasonic President Tom Gebhardt.
The Connected Car panel takes place on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2015 at 1:00 PM, PT in Room N253, North Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
CNET en Español
As the #1 Spanish language tech site worldwide, CNET en Español, brings Spanish-speaking technology enthusiasts daily coverage from the CES show floor, with live interviews, First Look product reviews and insights. CNET en Español has the largest team of Spanish-speaking journalists dedicated to covering CES 2015.
CNET Live Coverage from the Show Floor
CNET will kick off coverage on Monday, Jan. 5, 2015 with live video streaming and blogging of all major press conferences. Coverage will continue through Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015 with live video streaming of CNET's "Next Big Thing," as well as live booth tours, product demos and live stage interviews with tech industry leaders.
Schedule Highlights:
Monday, Jan. 5:
8:00 AM - LG Electronics press conference
9:00 AM - Sharp press conference
10:00 AM - Panasonic press conference
11:00 AM - Dish press conference
12:00 PM - Qualcomm press conference
1:00 PM - Toyota press conference
2:00 PM - Samsung press conference
3:00 PM - Volkswagen press conference
4:00 PM - ZTE press conference
5:00 PM - Sony press conference
6:00 PM - CES In Depth
Tuesday, Jan. 6:
9:00 AM - Inside Scoop Live from CES
11:00 AM - iDevices Smart Home Panel
12:30 PM - Interview with Ford Motor Company CEO Mark Fields
1:00 PM - Tomorrow Daily
2:00 PM - Special Guest: President and COO of Sony Electronics Mike Fasulo
3:30 PM - The Next Big Thing SuperSession: New Realities
5:00 PM - Interview with American hip hop group Wu Tang Clan's RZA
5:30 PM - CES In Depth
Wednesday, Jan. 7:
9:00 AM - Inside Scoop Live from CES
10:15 AM - The Smart Home Insights Panel
11:30 AM - Interview with American rapper 50 Cent
1:00 PM - Connected Car Panel: 4G and The Connected Car
3:00 PM - CNET en Espanol Panel: Big Products at CES
5:00 PM - CES In Depth
Thursday, Jan. 8:
9:00 AM - Inside Scoop from CES
11:00 AM - CES In Depth: The Final Word
1:00 PM - Tomorrow Daily
About CNET
For more than 20 years, CNET has been telling stories of the technology, people and companies reshaping our lives. CNET is the world's #1 tech media brand, with tens of millions of people visiting its news and reviews site each month to find the products, people and stories that matter. CNET offers the best advice for living with technology and covers every aspect of consumer technology, from personal and automotive tech to home and smart appliance tech. CNET recently launched CNET Magazine, a premium print magazine, and CNET en Español for Spanish speakers in the U.S. and beyond. Follow CNET and CNET en Español on Twitter (@CNET and @CNET_es) and on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/cnet and http://www.facebook.com/CNETenEspanol). CNET and CNET en Espanol are properties of CBS Interactive.
About CBS Interactive
CBS Interactive, a division of CBS Corporation, is the premier online content network for information and entertainment. With nearly 300 million people visiting its properties each month, CBS Interactive is a top 10 Web property globally. Its portfolio of leading brands, which include CBS.com, CNET, CBSNews.com, CBSSports.com, TVGuide.com, GameSpot, TV.com and Last.fm, span popular categories like technology, entertainment, sports, news and gaming. Follow CBS Interactive on Twitter at twitter.com/cbsi and on Facebook.
SOURCE CBS Interactive
CBS Interactive
CONTACT: CNET, Jenifer Boscacci, (415) 336-9238, Jenifer.boscacci@cbsinteractive.com, CBS Interactive, Susan Lundgren, (415) 699-9983, Susan.lundgren@cbsinteractive.com
Web Site: http://www.cbsinteractive.com/