Moderated by Jon Healey of the Los Angeles Times Editorial Page

With more than 80 million Americans connecting to the Web at video-friendly speeds, TV networks have started using the Internet not just to promote their shows, but also to distribute them. The potential audience for online TV is already larger than the number of homes served by DirecTV and DISH combined and will soon be larger than the cable TV universe as well. In short, the Net is becoming a new set of channels–some free, some not. Mitch Singer of Sony Pictures, Ron Berryman of Fox Interactive, Blair Harrison of iFilm, Vivi Zigler of NBC, and Evan Young of TiVo visit Zócalo to discuss how the Internet is changing everything for the TV networks, producers, and service providers.