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TWICE on the Scene: CES Unveiled

2008-11-11 00:00:00

Steve Mosko, president, Sony Pictures Television.
George Kliavkoff, chief digital officer, NBC Universal.
Monster Cables Noel Lee revealing that Diana Ross will be the entertainment for his companys 30th B-day bash at CES.
Universal Remote Controls Debra Sharker with one of the companys products at CES Unveiled
CEAs Jason Oxman revealing the CES Best of Innovations 2009 awards winner AVerMedia Technologies.
LG Electronics John Taylor (from left) visits with Toshibas Maria Repole and TWICEs Greg Tarr.
TWICEs Tony Monteleone with CEAs Susan Littleton.
Mark F. Farish of Coby.
Dave Graveline (his back to the camera) host of syndicated radio show Into Tomorrow interviewing TWICEs Steve Smith during CES Unveiled.
Peter Lesser of X-10 (USA) (from left) with TWICEs Marcia Grand, John Shalam of Audiovox and Karen Chupka of CEA.

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