Motorola will offer a major display at The Cable Show, so please plan on coming by Booth #2037, in Hall B of the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington DC. Motorola will also have demonstrations at the CableNET Pavillion and in the NCTA Broadband Nation exhibit. During this exhibition, Motorola will demonstrate how we uniquely enable the delivery of personal media experiences and offer value-driven solutions that address business and market demands for cable operators.

The Motorola display was developed in response to major market trends, such as the explosive demand for video, the shift from "prime time to my time", and the need for broadband on the go. Motorola’s exhibit responds to major value drivers for cable operators, including the need for bandwidth optimization, delivering quality voice and data services, enabling the personalized experience, managing ever-growing content libraries, delivering targeted ads and video on demand (VOD), improving customer care, reducing both CapEx and OpEx, and lowering carbon footprint.

Find out how you can accelerate the delivery of the personal media experience to the home, in the home and beyond and learn how you can optimize your networks to provide a rich array of content to consumers -- visit Motorola’s exhibit and see first hand how Motorola can help you transform market challenges into competitive advantages.

In addition, as an added attraction at this year’s Cable Show exhibition floor, NCTA's Broadband Nation will be a dazzling immersion into broadband life, offering a hands-on view of how cable-delivered broadband services are bringing new possibilities to the country and the world. The NCTA, in partnership with its member companies and select partners, is building a Main Street America-themed technology showcase highlighting the advanced services and consumer benefits associated with cable’s broadband telecommunications platform. This 22,000 square foot exhibit will be the centerpiece of the exhibition floor; it will showcase Motorola solutions for whole home DVR, VOD, social TV, and WiMAX. Motorola will also be co-sponsoring the Battle of the Bands Charity Fundraiser for the Cable Cares Charity, and the Cable Positive Metro TeenAIDS volunteerism initiative.

Finally, Motorola will be actively participating in various show sessions and panels, including:

• Motorola President and Co-CEO Greg Brown will participate in the Keynote Panel Navigating a Communications Revolution on Thursday, April 2 from 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. in the Ballroom.
• John Burke, Sr. VP and GM of Motorola’s Broadband Home Solutions business, will participate in Online, On Demand and On TV – Understanding the New Field of Television on Wednesday, April 1 from 4:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. in Room 143BC.
• David Grubb, VP Technology Business Development, will participate in the Parks Associates Session; Engaging the Consumer: Opportunities and Challenges in the Evolution of Television on Thursday, April 2 from 12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. in Room 152.
• Dr. Robert Howald, CTO Office - Customer Systems Architect, and Rob Thompson, Senior Systems Engineer, will discuss Scaling for Tomorrow: New Approaches to Video Encoding on Thursday, April 2 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in Room 144.
• Thomas Du Breuil, Director of Systems Engineering, will participate in the session, The Invisible Network: Wireless Broadband in the Home, and Out of It on Thursday, April 2 from 12:30 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. in Room 144.

Visit Motorola’s Cable Show's website (available March 31) for more information on logistics, and we hope to see you at Booth # 2037—we’ve got a lot to tell you about!