San Francisco – CNET announced today the
panelists for its Next Big Thing Supersession scheduled to take place at CES in
January.
The event will take place on Jan. 7 with
the theme After The Computer. It will take a look at the impact tablets,
smartphones and connected home devices will have on the computing world.
The panel will feature CNET’s
Editor-at-large, Brian Cooley, and Executive Editor Molly Wood will moderate
the SuperSession, and will be joined onstage by panelists including Zander
Lurie, senior vice president of strategic development at CBS; Joshua Topolsky,
editor-in-chief of Engadget; Drew Bamford, director of user experience at HTC;
David Pogue, personal technology columnist at the
New York Times
;
Anthony Wood, founder and CEO of Roku; Nick DiCarlo, vice president of
product planning at Samsung Telecommunications America; Evan Hansen,
editor-in-chief of Wired.com; Lindsay Notwell, executive director, 4G LTE
strategy and planning at Verizon; and Robert Kyncl, vice president of TV and
Film for YouTube.
