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Comcast Eyes Global Moves, BYOD & More

The best CES interviews take place in the hallways and byways of the Las Vegas Convention Center and its surrounding hotels. Such was the case with Comcast Vice President of Product Development and Planning Scott Boyarsky, who stopped to answer a few questions after participating on a panel at the Parks Associates Connections Summit hosted at CES.

From the article "Comcast Eyes Global Moves, BYOD & More" by Mari Silbey.

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