Elisabeth Bentel Carpenter, SVP Strategic Business Development and Aliances, Brightcove
Dan Scherer, Sr. Dir. of Business Development, Kaltura
Jeff Karnes, VP Marketing, Volo Media
Mike Gordon, Chief Strategy Officer, Limelight Networks.

Live blog of presentation by:
Eric Schmidt, Director of Media & Advertising Evangelism, Microsoft
Bhavesh M. Upadhyaya, Enterprise Architect, MGL Technology Solutions Group

Live blog of a panel discussion between
Charles Golvin, Senior Telecom Analyst, Forrester Research
Jeff Karnes, VP of Marketing & Products, VoloMedia
John Smelzer, Sr. VP and GM, Mobile Fox Interactive Media
Tom Kenney, President, Verve Wireless,
Euan McLeod, Director, Mobile, Limelight Networks

Live blog of keynote by Richard Cottrell, CEO, Accenture Digital Media Services.

Live blog of keynote presentation by Daniel Khabie, CEO of Digitaria Interactive.

Live blog of panel discussion featuring:
Ron Berryman, SVP & GM, FIM Stations Group, Fox Interactive Media
Jason Davis, VP, Disney.com
Scott Kinzie, VP of Creative & User Experience, Gaia Online
Nick Rockwell, EVP & CTO, MTV Networks Global Digital Media
David Hatfield, SVP Limelight Networks

Live blog of keynote by Jim Guerard, VP & GM, Dynamic Media Organization, Adobe Systems Incorporated

Live blog from this morning’s session at DMI.

We announced this morning that we have increased the capacity of our network to over 2 Tbps (2.2 Tbps to be exact). We added a few quick calculations in the press to try and equate raw capacity with a number that’s more meaningful to our customers, who are content publishers: The Nielsen ratings system.

While the calculation is rough, we assumed that the average bit rate for a piece of Internet video is 500 Kbps, which means 2 Tbps of capacity could support delivering video to roughly 4 Nielsen ratings points of audience. Now, every network has overhead, so we can’t use all of that 2 Tbps just to deliver content, but still, we think being able to simultaneously support over two million viewers is a milestone for the entire CDN industry.

We’ve now entered the era of the Broadcast Quantity CDN. Its no longer just about delivering content in its intended brilliance to one viewer; its about replicating that brilliance for millions of simultaneous Internet viewers, even if each of those viewers is watching something different.

We expect to talk more about this during today’s Digital Media Innovation Forum.

We’ll be live-blogging the Digital Media Innovation conference later today (it starts at 8:15am Pacific Time), but here are a few early morning pics from inside the Grand Saguaro Ballroom at the Desert Ridge Resort.

Inside the ballroom…

Registration area.

These 6-foot tall signs are all over the resort.

Video crew running tests at 6am.