CES 2013

Digital Hollywood @LVCC, North Hall N260 — 1:00PM-2:00PM AOL

SmartPhone & Tablet Conference
Join AOL's Josh Ramirez, Senior Director of Product to learn more about Apps on Smartphones and Tablets. Apps are proving to be the most transformative mobile and computing experiences to date. They are user communities and petri dishes for understanding the needs, likes and personalities of modern consumers. Not just an experiential innovation, apps represent a monetization platform with endless possibilities.

Entertainment Matters @LVCC Central Hall

If It Matters In Hollywood, It Matters Here. Entertainment Matters, sponsored by AOL, is an International CES program developed to help entertainment professionals navigate the largest, most influential technology show in the world, through exhibits, keynotes and panels as well as events critical to the Hollywood community. Attendees from 2012 included executives from 20th Century Fox, Facebook, Paramount, Universal Studios, Viacom, Warner Bros. Television and YouTube.

Engadget Studio @LVCC, Grand Lobby (#GL-7)

Last year Engadget had its first presence on the CES show floor, a stage with live video broadcasts all day and wild and crazy video podcasts through the night. This year the Engadget stage will be even bigger, even better, and the editors will be firing out even more video than last year.

• 8:00PM—9:00PM Live podcast

Click here for the full Engadget stage schedule.

TechCrunch Studio @LVCC, Central Plaza (#CP-3)

The editors cover CES the TechCrunch way by focusing on the little guys trying to make it in a huge market and the cool stuff hidden behind the scenes. In addition to profiling loads of hardware startups at their outdoor stage at the Las Vegas Convention Center, they'll be holding daily giveaways, live podcasts, and interviews with developers, builders, hackers, and CEOs.

• 10:00AM-4PM — Live streaming all day, every day. We'll have most of the team on the show floor all day.
• 1:00PM — TechCrunch Gadgets Live. A live show with giveaways, interviews, and merriment.
• 6:00PM — Showstoppers. We’ll be broadcasting live from Showstoppers, one of the coolest side events at CES.

Super Session — The Digital Health Revolution: Body, Mind and Soul @LVCC, North Hall N255-257 — 9:30AM-10:30AM

"I sing the body electric" takes on new meaning in our brave new digital world, where devices let us monitor everything from our stress levels to our genetic sequences, and devices with 100 real-time biosensors loom on the horizon. Join moderator Arianna Huffington, Editor in Chief, Huffington Post as she leads four digital health leaders in conversation – on the latest innovations in the field, how those innovations have the potential to change lives, and what the digital revolution means for the body, mind, and soul.

Digital Hollywood @LVCC, North Hall N260 — 10:30AM-11:30AM

Looking for more information on the latest in mobile advertising? Don't miss Mandar Shinde, Director of Mobile Monetization, AOL to learn more about iPad, tablet and SmartPhone advertising. The tablet is giving advertisers a premium mobile partner, with extensive reach to and interactivity with consumers. Tablets complement and reach up into the TV platform and down into the smartphone. Tablet advertising has made smartphone advertising more valuable. In so many ways, tablets are changing mobile advertising forever.

IAWTV Awards Gala @ The Palazzo Theatre in the Venetian Resort Hotel & Casino — 6:00PM

The IAWTV Awards is the official web television industry awards celebration established for digital content creators, by digital content creators. The gala event presents awards in 34 categories honoring the best in web television and talent, both in front of the cameras and behind-the-scenes. Up to 1200 industry professionals, including producers, directors, talent, studios, networks, brands, and ad agencies, are expected to attend the awards show, which will also be webcast live.

Entertainment Matters @LVCC Central Hall

If It Matters In Hollywood, It Matters Here. Entertainment Matters, sponsored by AOL, is an International CES program developed to help entertainment professionals navigate the largest, most influential technology show in the world, through exhibits, keynotes and panels as well as events critical to the Hollywood community. Attendees from 2012 included executives from 20th Century Fox, Facebook, Paramount, Universal Studios, Viacom, Warner Bros. Television and YouTube.

Chambertin Room, Wynn Hotel 3131 Las Vegas Blvd, 10:30AM-11:30AM

Idea Shift: Human Insights Into How Tech Disrupts Marketing
An influx of new technologies has changed marketing forever. But in the process of changing our business, we've forgotten about the very thing that makes our business possible -- the customer. How did this happen? And more importantly, how do we fix the problem. Please join us for Idea Shift, a discussion of our recent research into the dynamics among people, technology and marketing.

RSVP to specialevent@teamaol.com.

Engadget Studio @LVCC, Grand Lobby (#GL-7)

Last year Engadget had its first presence on the CES show floor, a stage with live video broadcasts all day and wild and crazy video podcasts through the night. This year the Engadget stage will be even bigger, even better, and the editors will be firing out even more video than last year.

• 11:00AM-12:00PM — Join Arianna Huffington as she discusses GPS for the Soul, "A Killer App for Better Living". GPS for the Soul is based on two truths: that we all have within us a centered place of harmony and balance, and that we all veer away from that place again and again. GPS for the Soul measures your heart rate and heart rate variability, which taken together are a proxy for stress, and then connects you with the things that help you course-correct – from music and poetry to breathing exercises and pictures of your loved ones.
• 12:00PM-1:00PM — AOL Autos publicly announces the winner of 2012 Technology of the Year award.
• 8:00PM-9:00PM — Live podcast

Click here for the full Engadget stage schedule.

TechCrunch Studio @LVCC, Central Plaza (#CP-3)

The editors cover CES the TechCrunch way by focusing on the little guys trying to make it in a huge market and the cool stuff hidden behind the scenes. In addition to profiling loads of hardware startups at their outdoor stage at the Las Vegas Convention Center, they’ll be holding daily giveaways, live podcasts, and interviews with developers, builders, hackers, and CEOs.

• 9:00AM-4:00PM — Live streaming the event. We’ll be hitting the Chinese electronics hall on the 9th where we'll get to see LEDs, components, and enough OEM devices to choke a horse.
• 1:00PM — TechCrunch Gadgets Live. A live show with giveaways, interviews, and merriment.

Digital Hollywood @LVCC, North Hall N260 — 3:00PM-4:00PM

Video Everywhere-Technologies & Platforms - Enabling the Next Generation of Over-the-Top TV
Join AOL's Ran Harnevo, SVP of Video to learn more about video audiences online at Consumers are accessing video on TV and DVD, over broadband, in downloaded clips and more. Call it "Everywhere Video" or "Over-the-Top Video" – by any name it means that content is accessible virtually everywhere. See how the proliferation of new TV technologies and cable interactivity are pushing video to an even wider audience.

Entertainment Matters @LVCC Central Hall

If It Matters In Hollywood, It Matters Here. Entertainment Matters, sponsored by AOL, is an International CES program developed to help entertainment professionals navigate the largest, most influential technology show in the world, through exhibits, keynotes and panels as well as events critical to the Hollywood community. Attendees from 2012 included executives from 20th Century Fox, Facebook, Paramount, Universal Studios, Viacom, Warner Bros. Television and YouTube.

Engadget Studio @LVCC, Grand Lobby (#GL-7)

Last year Engadget had its first presence on the CES show floor, a stage with live video broadcasts all day and wild and crazy video podcasts through the night. This year the Engadget stage will be even bigger, even better, and the editors will be firing out even more video than last year.

• 8:00PM-9:00PM — Live podcast

Click here for the full Engadget stage schedule.

TechCrunch Studio @LVCC, Central Plaza (#CP-3)

The editors cover CES the TechCrunch way by focusing on the little guys trying to make it in a huge market and the cool stuff hidden behind the scenes. In addition to profiling loads of hardware startups at their outdoor stage at the Las Vegas Convention Center, they’ll be holding daily giveaways, live podcasts, and interviews with developers, builders, hackers, and CEOs.

• 9:00AM-4:00PM — Live streaming all day. Today we’ll hit Eureka Park, as well as some of the Venetian.
• 1:00PM — TechCrunch Gadgets Live. A live show with giveaways, interviews, and merriment.

Entertainment Matters @LVCC Central Hall

If It Matters In Hollywood, It Matters Here. Entertainment Matters, sponsored by AOL, is an International CES program developed to help entertainment professionals navigate the largest, most influential technology show in the world, through exhibits, keynotes and panels as well as events critical to the Hollywood community. Attendees from 2012 included executives from 20th Century Fox, Facebook, Paramount, Universal Studios, Viacom, Warner Bros. Television and YouTube.

Engadget Studio @LVCC, Grand Lobby (#GL-7)

Last year Engadget had its first presence on the CES show floor, a stage with live video broadcasts all day and wild and crazy video podcasts through the night. This year the Engadget stage will be even bigger, even better, and the editors will be firing out even more video than last year.

• 8:00PM-9:00PM — Live podcast

Click here for the full Engadget stage schedule.

TechCrunch Studio @LVCC, Central Plaza (#CP-3)

The editors cover CES the TechCrunch way by focusing on the little guys trying to make it in a huge market and the cool stuff hidden behind the scenes. In addition to profiling loads of hardware startups at their outdoor stage at the Las Vegas Convention Center, they’ll be holding daily giveaways, live podcasts, and interviews with developers, builders, hackers, and CEOs.

• 9:00AM-4:00PM — The final day of CES brings a quick look at things we may have missed (and you wanted to see.)
• 1:00PM—TechCrunch Gadgets Live. A live show with giveaways, interviews, and merriment.