The 12th HbbTV Symposium and Awards, scheduled for 14-15 November 2024 in London, UK, is set to offer a premier platform for discussing the latest advancements in the connected TV industry. Co-hosted by the HbbTV Association and Everyone TV (BBC/ITV/Channel 4/Channel 5), the event invites industry leaders and experts to present at the conference.
According to the association, the key topics for 2024 will be:
– Consumer-facing services and innovations in HbbTV markets
– HbbTV operator application
– Targeted advertising, including watermarks for set-top box markets
– HbbTV test suite and interoperability
– DVB-I and linear (live) IP channels
The HbbTV Association is particularly interested in presentations that highlight user experiences and business opportunities enabled by HbbTV technology, especially those supported by case studies of live services. However, submissions on additional relevant topics will also be considered.
Presentation guidelines:
– Maximum duration: 10 minutes
– Submissions will be reviewed by the HbbTV Marketing and Education Working Group (MEWG), responsible for organizing the event.
Event format:
Building on last year’s successful format, the symposium will feature a traditional conference on the first day, culminating in the glamorous HbbTV Awards ceremony in the evening. The second day will adopt an unconference format, allowing participants to shape the agenda, topics, and discussions, fostering dynamic and interactive sessions.
How to apply:
To apply as a speaker for the HbbTV Symposium 2024 in London on 14 November, submit an outline of your proposed presentation via the online form. Include the title, an abstract (max. 200 words), a speaker’s biography (max. 150 words), and a speaker’s photo by 31 August 2024.
Venue and sponsorship:
The HbbTV Symposium and Awards 2024 will be held at Church House, a prestigious venue in the heart of Westminster, central London. This location will provide an excellent setting for speakers, attendees, sponsors, and networking opportunities.












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