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Cable Show Returns to Washington

May 29, 2013

Across the aisle from The Observatory is “Imagine Park,” now in its third year, a live-events stage where about 40 start-up companies and technology providers will demonstrate early-stage products and introduce new services.

Mark Bell, NCTA’s vice president for industry affairs, says that “much of the innovation” in Imagine Park fits into three categories: “better interfaces, cable-to-go and cable on the device you like.” The Imagine Park program will also include system analytics, featuring research presentations from Parks Associates and PricewaterhouseCoopers about using new measurement tools.

From the article, "Cable Show Returns to Washington" by Gary Arlen.

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