The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) announced Monday that Steve Mosko, Sony Pictures Television president, will participate in the opening keynote conversation at NAB’s Content and Communications World (CCW) on Wednesday, November 11. CCW will be held November 11-12 in New York City.

During his keynote, Mosko will be hosted in conversation by Bill Carter, former New York Times television columnist and current contributor to CNN, The Hollywood Reporter and host of a show on SiriusXM satellite radio.

Their conversation will address the current television landscape from the perspective of Mosko, the president of a 360 degree global television business at one of Hollywood’s largest studios.

Mosko will discuss embracing innovation from distribution dealmaking to Sony Pictures’ own OTT service, Crackle, which creates new ways for audiences around the globe to access their favorite content.

As president of Sony Pictures Television (SPT), Mosko oversees all television operations for Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) worldwide, including global distribution of feature film and television content, digital networks and advertiser sales. The studio currently produces 29 series for 15 different networks.

NAB Content and Communications World is a media and entertainment event on the East Coast.