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2005 International CES To Showcase The Networked Home Market

October 06, 2004

The Digital Home Conference and Showcase, produced by CONNECTIONS (a Parks Associates and CEA partnership, will examine the evolution of the consumer music experience, portable entertainment devices, digital distribution of media and the management of home networks.

Parks Associates also will host a pre-show workshop, The Digital Home Highway, providing consumer data, insight and analysis on broadband services, multimedia applications and platforms, on-demand content, digital rights management and the connected consumer. The workshop will feature information from Parks Associates' most recent consumer studies and industry reports.

From the article "2005 International CES To Showcase The Networked Home Market"

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