Moderator:
Nick Lodge, Director - Logical Media
Panel:
Kiyoshi Kurihara, Research Engineer - NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation)
Masoumeh Izadi, Founder - TVCONAL
Lisa Logan, General Counsel, UK and EMEA - International Literary Properties
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