TVB's 2004 Annual Marketing Conference is now history.

Chris Rohrs opens the conference.

Nearly 1,200 attendees packed New York's Jacob Javits Convention Center on April 15 to hear such speakers as Joseph Abruzzese, president of ad sales, Discovery Networks; David Barrett, president and CEO, Hearst-Argyle Television; Russ Booth, director of MediaCom's futures group; Gary Chapman, chairman, president and CEO, LIN Television; John Drury, senior vice president, AutoNation; Erwin Ephron, partner, Ephron, Papazian & Ephron; Alan Frank, president, Post-Newsweek Stations; George W. Ivie, executive director and CEO, Media Rating Council; Harry Jessell, editor at large, Broadcasting & Cable; Lorraine Kenny, automotive sales manager, Cox Enterprises; Harold Kobakof, chief retail officer, BBDO/Detroit; Dan Lynch, president, Dan Lynch Ford; Mark LaNeve, general manager, Cadillac; Steve Lindsley, chairman and CEO, U.S. Digital Television; Matt Meli, partner and director of client services, The Gallagher Group; Victor Miller, senior managing director, Bear Stearns; Leslie Moonves, chairman and CEO, CBS; Jack Myers, editor and publisher, The Myers Report; Jon Nesvig, president of sales, Fox Broadcasting Company; Deborah Norville, anchor, Inside Edition; William O'Shea, VP and general sales manager, Millennium Sales & Marketing; Dick Robertson, president, Warner Bros. Domestic TV Distribution; J. Max Robins, editor in chief, Broadcasting & Cable; Julie Roehm, director of marketing communications, Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge; Bob Schieffer, anchor and moderator, CBS's Face the Nation; Joseph Uva, president and CEO, OMD Worldwide; David Verklin, CEO, Carat North America; Susan Whiting, president and CEO, Nielsen Media Research; Richard Wiley, former FCC chairman; Brian Williams, NBC News anchor, and Marty Yudkovitz, president, TiVo Inc.

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TVB President Chris Rohrs's remarks

Cadillac general manager Mark LaNeve’s automotive keynote speech

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