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The Minister of Economy and Finance of the CARM, Inmaculada García Martínez, today opened the workshop I UCAM the Audiovisual Industry-platform next to the University president, José Luis Mendoza, and the Deputy Dean of Communication Studies, Isabel Sarabia

"The 3-D is a reality that will keep alive the television in the future", as affirmed in the Lord UCAM Panasonic Product Manager Spain, Jordi Rincón, while participating in the workshop I Audiovisual Audiovisual Industry Multiplatform.

The symposium, set in the Tenth Annual Forum of the Information Society Murcia 2010, met at the UCAM leading experts, institutions and companies in the audiovisual and ICT world as Sony, Panasonic, Integra Foundation, RTVE and Telefonica, that will analyze up to May 18 and future developments in the audiovisual sector UCAM President, José Luis Mendoza, he explained that "this workshop I Audiovisual Audiovisual Multiplatform is an important meeting of leading experts and national and international professional in telecommunications, to analyze the opportunities and challenges of the audiovisual sector, vital for the training of students.

Mendoza has emerged as one of the goals of the Catholic University of knowledge development in Murcia and announced the launching from next November's Master in Management and Media Production UCAM-platform developed by the collaboration with the Corporation Group Multimedia.

The day's session began with a panel discussion entitled 'The beginning of the era Digital Television for All' in which they intervened TV plannin Strategic Manager for Sony Spain, Andrés Román, and the Lord's Panasonic Product Manager Spain, Jordi Rincón.

Andrés Román has lectured on the evolution and the benefits of interactive television and explained that the key to its success depends largely on the consumption of content and services.

SONY The expert stressed that "our mission is to bring the contents to a broad spectrum of users, so that they can access them anywhere, anytime, through various platforms such as computers, televisions or mobile terminals ".

For its part, Jordi Rincón, has shown the advantages and applications of 3-D format for home use.

Rincon has underlined the commitment of PANASONIC by a television that allows the user to connect with family and friends and that lets you feel from an emotional standpoint.

"There are many producers and filmmakers who are committed to this format, such as Spielberg, Cameron and Katzenberger.

What we need is that 3-D reach households with similar quality to the movie theaters.

The success of 3-D is assured because the market currently meets all the conditions for it.

The 3-D certainly revolutionize the TV universe, "he said.

Has continued, the expert from Alcatel Lucent, Pedro Canizares, gave the lecture "The network operator: between service providers and consumer electronics market.

The secret of application virtualization ", which has shown the possibilities offered by mobile content bringing face to all users.

The roundtable last week, entitled 'The landscape of the audiovisual sector' has been composed by Guillermo Gutierrez, Grundy producer, Jose Maria Salinas, Contentpolis and the representative of SICARM, Alfonso Garcia.

Guillermo Gutierrez, explained that the chains are looking for products developed in unconventional formats.

"The future is in previews, which allow viewers to access by anyone to the content."

Then Afonso García, stressed the commitment of the Integra Foundation, the CARM agency for the promotion of ICTs for the 3-D animation and has presented the series 'Cartagonova, the splendor of an era', coordinated and produced by the Foundation.

"In union there is strength.

Combined efforts are needed to encourage new technologies. "

For his part, José María Salinas, Contentpolis, explained that currently, the business model of audiovisual content is introduced by the large chains and has stressed the need to distribute audiovisual content through alternative channels as the Internet.

Source: UCAM