Media executives meet in New York

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A virtual who's who of media and technology executives are meeting, greeting and networking Wednesday at the Media Summit in New York. The purpose of the meeting is to bring together the best minds in the industry to try and figure out how to merge entertainment with technology. Luminaries speaking at the conference include Ivan Seidenberg, chairman and chief executive officer, Verizon Communications; Brian L. Roberts, chairman and CEO, Comcast Corporation; Michael Wolf, president and chief operating officer, MTV Networks; Kevin Roberts, CEO Worldwide, Saatchi & Saatchi; and Kevin Magee, senior vice president, Fox News Radio and vice president of news, Fox News Channel.


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