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Report: Record 20 Million Song Downloads Sold During Holiday Week
o Google
to Launch Web Video Download Store
o Sony CD Settlement May Chill
Label's Use of Copy-Protection Technology
o Clear Channel Radio Station
Websites Launch On Demand Music Videos
o CNET Names "Best of CES"
Technology Awards Winners
o Vodafone Teams Up with Sony on
New "Radio DJ" Service
o Report: Worldwide Digital
Radio Shipments to Hit 22 Million in 2009
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Briefly Noted
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BPI: Over 1 Million Song
Downloads Sold in U.K. During Holiday Week
o
Howard Stern Show Launches on Sirius Satellite Radio
o
Arroyo to Provide VOD Software to Charter Communications
o
KCRW to Launch "Morning Becomes
Eclectic" Video Podcasts
o Dijji
Brings Napster Ringtones Service to Alltel Subscribers
o Virgin Mobile USA
Extends Mobile Content Deal With MTV Networks
o
Blinkx Adds Short Films to Web Video Index
o
iWatchNow Opens Video Download Store with 3,000 Hours of Content
o
Sprint to Use Zingy's Mobile Movie Theater Locator
o ICTV, Amiga Partner
for Multi-Platform Interactive TV Software
o Nintendo Ships
"Electroplankton" Music Title for DS
o CNET News.com:
MediaFlo, Modeo Developing "Supercharged" Mobile TV
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o Report: Record 20 Million Song
Downloads Sold During Holiday Week
Los Angeles - Consumers equipped with new MP3 players and
gift certificates to online music stores purchased nearly 20 million
song downloads during the week between Christmas and New Year's,
breaking the record for one-week digital sales, Billboard reported,
citing data from Nielsen SoundScan. Prior to that week, the record
was 9.5 million songs, and was set in the week leading up to
Christmas. During the week following Christmas, the top 11 singles
listed on Billboard's "Hot Digital Songs" chart each sold more than
100,000 downloads; hip-hop group D4L's "Laffy Taffy" took the top
spot with 175,000 downloads. A total of 352 million digital song
downloads were sold during 2005, a 147% increase over 2004's 142.6
million. Based on last year's post-holidays buying trends, Billboard
estimated that the download market in 2006 could reach sales of
between 750 million and 1 billion tracks.
http://tinyurl.com/dllbh
(Billboard)
http://www.soundscan.com
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o Google to
Launch Web Video Download Store
Las Vegas - Google on Friday announced the upcoming launch
of its Google Video Store, an online marketplace where creators can
set their own prices for selling video downloads, while Google takes
a 30% commission. The company has already lined up deals to offer
video including CBS TV shows, NBA games, Charlie Rose interviews,
clips from Getty Images' archive films collection and music videos
from Sony BMG. CBS will sell episodes of current prime-time shows
like "CSI" and "Survivor," as well as library classics such as "I
Love Lucy," "The Brady Bunch" and "The Twilight Zone," for $1.99
each. NBA games will be available one day after broadcast for $3.99.
Other content providers will be able to set their own prices for
video content, with the option to offer programming for free. "For
video producers and anyone with a video camera, Google Video will
give you a platform to publish to the entire Google audience in a
fast, free and seamless way," said Google co-founder Larry Page. The
service will utilize Google's proprietary video player and
copy-protection technology; at launch, most copy-protected
programming will not be able to be transferred to portable players
such as Apple's iPod or Sony's PSP.
http://www.google.com/intl/en/press/pressrel/video_marketplace.html
http://tinyurl.com/7tfn9
(Reuters)
http://www.latimes.com/technology/la-fi-google7jan07
http://video.google.com
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o Sony CD
Settlement May Chill Label's Use of Copy-Protection Technology
New York - A federal judge has given preliminary approval
to a settlement between record label Sony BMG and the consumers who
filed lawsuits against the company over copy-protected music CDs it
sold that could damage computers. Under the settlement, Sony BMG
will stop manufacturing CDs with both of the copy-protection
technologies -- from First4Internet and SunnComm Technologies --
which created security leaks that could invite malicious software
onto computers. The settlement also commits Sony BMG to a "detailed
security review process" prior to including any copy-protection
software on future CDs. Those who purchased the offending CDs will
be offered replacements without digital rights management software,
with some also receiving free downloads of other Sony music from
services like iTunes. The label is required to inform consumers of
the settlement terms and CD exchange via newspaper ads, Google ads,
e-mail and other means by Feb. 15. "The settlement helps consumers
finally get music that will play on their computers without invading
their privacy or eroding their security," said Corynne McSherry,
staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital
civil liberties group that represented some of the affected
consumers.
http://www.eff.org/news/archives/2006_01.php#004302
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o Clear Channel
Radio Station Websites Launch On Demand Music Videos
San Antonio, Texas - Clear Channel Radio, the nation's
largest radio station owner, on Monday announced the launch of a
beta test of a new music video-on-demand feature on 16 of its radio
station websites. The service includes thousands of music videos
from artists on 40 labels, including major labels Universal, Warner
and EMI. The videos include a "Buy CD" link and "Share Video"
feature, which lets users send e-mail links to the videos. The
company eventually plans to sell 15-second video ads that will play
prior to the videos. Clear Channel stations will be able to
customize their video selections, by featuring specific artists and
promoting their DJs' favorite picks. The music video-on-demand
service will initially launch for stations in cities including Los
Angeles (KIIS), New York (WHTZ), Washington, D.C. (WWDC) and Boston
(WXKS). Clear Channel plans to add the program to radio station
websites across the country.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060109/20060109005356.html?.v=1
http://www.clearchannel.com
http://www.dc101.com
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o CNET Names
"Best of CES" Technology Awards Winners
Las Vegas - Technology news and information publisher CNET
this weekend named its picks for the best new technologies showcased
at last week's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
Creative's $330 Zen Vision:M portable MP3 and video player, dubbed
an "iPod killer," was named overall "Best in Show." The "People's
Voice" winner was the Pioneer Inno, a handheld XM Satellite Radio
receiver that allows recording of and storage of up to 50 hours of
XM content in addition to MP3 files. Other Best in Show winners
included the Pioneer BDP-HD1 Blu-ray DVD player, in the home video
category; the Samsung ZX20 cell phone; and in the gaming category,
Nvidia's GeForce Quad SLI graphics processor.
http://www.cnet.com/4520-11405_1-6398234-1.html
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o Vodafone Teams Up
with Sony on New "Radio DJ" Service
London - European wireless network operator Vodafone
announced that it has teamed up with Sony to offer a new service
called "Vodafone Radio DJ". The service boasts a system that allows
listeners to "train" radio channels to personal taste by pressing
"like" or "dislike" buttons. Vodafone said it planned to launch the
service in France, Germany, the U.K. and three other European
countries over the next few months and in 20 countries worldwide by
year's end. The service will offer "hundreds of thousands of songs,
both current popular hits and back catalog, from the world's largest
record companies," including a number of smaller independent labels.
http://tinyurl.com/bwq86
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o Report: Worldwide
Digital Radio Shipments to Hit 22 Million in 2009
Scottsdale, Ariz. - Worldwide shipments of digital radios,
both for satellite and terrestrial services like HD Radio, are
projected to grow from 5 million units in 2004 to 22 million units
in 2009, according to a report from market research firm In-Stat.
Driving growth in this market will be eroding prices for digital
radios, partnerships between radio makers and car manufacturers, and
new and compelling content and data services, In-Stat said.
Satellite radio subscribers in the U.S. now number more than 9
million, while some 600 U.S. radio stations are now broadcasting in
the digital HD Radio format. "In the U.S., satellite radio is
driving the digital radio market," said In-Stat analyst Stephanie
Guza. "In other markets, most notably in the U.K., terrestrial
digital audio broadcasting is driving it. The launch of Digital
Multimedia Broadcast (DMB) services in Japan and Korea, along with
increased promotional activity in Singapore, Australia and Taiwan
over the next year, will drive digital radio shipments in Asia."
http://www.in-stat.com/press.asp?ID=1533&sku=IN0502133ID
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DMW Announcements
Digital Commerce Summit
2006 - January 31, 2006 - NY
Harold M.
Proshansky Auditorium
The Graduate Center
City University of New York (CUNY)
365 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10016-4309
www.digitalcommercesummit.com
Digital Media
Wire invites you to attend 2006 Digital Commerce Summit
on January 31, 2006 in New York City. This 1-day
executive forum is a "must attend" event for content owners;
merchants; payments & technology companies; banks & financial
services institutions; ISP’s; MSO’s; P2P vendors; and wireless &
mobile companies focused on
payment solutions and commerce strategies for digital content,
including games, music, film, television and video products.
Topics to be
covered will include:
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Monetizing Digital Content:
Commerce Strategies for Content Owners and Merchants
-The Music Industry Perspective
-The Game Industry Perspective
-The Film and Television Industry Perspective
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The Payment Industry’s View of Digital Commerce
Opportunities
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The Explosion of Mobile Commerce
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Marketing Strategies, including Search Engine Marketing
& Optimization
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Developments in Digital Rights Management
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Commercial Development of Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Networks
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Are there Big Bucks in Micropayments? Assessing Opportunities
involving Small Payment Transactions
Keynote
Speakers include:
David Pakman,
President & CEO,
eMusic
Confirmed Speakers include:
Chris Allen, Product
Strategy/Marketing,
Yahoo! Music
Peter Ashley,
GM, New Media/Micropayments, PayPal
Mike Bebel,
CEO, Mashboxx
Derek Coetzee, CTO, Digisoft.tv Limited
Ted Cohen, SVP, Digital Development & Distribution,
EMI Music
Bruce Cundiff, Analyst,
Javelin Strategy & Research
Douglas Knopper, CEO, BitPass
Mark Donovan, Vice President of Products
& Senior
Analyst, M:Metrics
Mark Friedman, CEO,
Peppercoin
Brian Garrity,
Senior Business Writer,
Billboard Magazine
Larry Gerbrandt, SVP & Senior Analyst, Nielsen Entertainment
Thomas Gewecke, SVP, Digital,
Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Michael Greeson,
President, Principal Analyst,
The Diffusion
Group
Gene Hoffman, Jr., Chairman & CEO, Vindicia, Inc.
Dave Jaworski,
Founder & CEO, PassAlong
Networks
Joe Laszlo, Research Director, Broadband/Wireless,
Jupiter Research
Robert Spears, VP of Publishing & Online GM,
Digital Media Wire
Lydia Loizides, Principal / Analyst,
Paphion
Jennifer MacLean, Senior Director, Games &
Entertainment, Comcast
Jon Potter, Exec. Director,
Digital Media Association
Ralph Rivera, Vice President & GM,
AOL Games
Rich Roberts, VP of Sales & Business Development, PlayFirst
Ned Sherman, CEO & Publisher,
Digital Media Wire
Jerry Spiegel, Partner,
Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz
Lance Ulanoff, Editor of
Reviews, PC Magazine
Jon Vlassopulos,
VP,
New Media, Endemol USA
more to come...
Pre-Registration: $395 until January 27, 2006
$495 after January 27, 2006
Online Registration:
http://kb.digitalmediawire.com/register.php?eventid=1107
Phone: (310) 855-0033
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Interactive
& Multi-Media Web Designer
- NPR Online
Responsible for daily art/design needs of NPR.org. Designs
and produces news and editorial graphics and interactive
storytelling applications. BA in Design or Art w/3 years
professional exp as graphic artist/designer and with Web
design and/or graphics; demonstrated ability as illustrator;
command of Photoshop, Illustrator, and Flash and web design
technologies; information architecture, accessibility, and
usability matters; ability to present ideas and designs to a
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Briefly Noted
o BPI: Over 1
Million Song Downloads Sold in U.K. During Holiday Week
London - According to a new report by the British
Phonographic Industry (BPI), music downloads in the U.K. soared
during the last days of 2005, with more than 1 million tracks being
bought online during the last week of December alone. The BPI said
weekly digital sales over the holiday period reached 1 million for
the first time ever. Sales for the year surged as well. The BPI said
that more than 26.4 million tracks were downloaded in 2005, compared
to just 5.6 million tracks in 2004 -- a remarkable 350% increase.
"The music industry's firm line on digital music piracy, and its
support for new digital music retailers has seen the digital music
market grow by 350 percent in 2005," said BPI chairman Peter
Jamieson.
http://www.bpi.co.uk/news/press/news_content_file_966.shtml
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o Howard Stern
Show Launches on Sirius Satellite Radio
New York - Radio shock jock Howard Stern on Monday debuted his
new radio show on Sirius Satellite Radio. In addition to his weekday
radio show, Sirius will offer two Stern-focused radio channels, one
of which will be more about Howard Stern and the other more
entertainment-oriented. In addition to new original shows like
"Crack Whore View" and "Tissue Time with Heidi," the programming
will include controversial radio host "Bubba the Love Sponge" -- who
was fired by Clear Channel after racking up $755,000 in FCC
indecency fines -- as a weekday afternoon host.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060109/nym138.html?.v=32
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/4362219
http://www.sirius.com
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o Arroyo to
Provide VOD Software to Charter Communications
Pleasanton, Calif. - Arroyo Video Solutions, a provider of
video-on-demand delivery software, announced on Monday that it has
signed an agreement to provide its software to cable TV provider
Charter Communications, for a rollout of video-on-demand with
subscribers in Alcoa, Tennessee. Pleasanton, Calif.-based Arroyo
also provides video-on-demand software for Comcast and Time Warner
Cable.
http://tinyurl.com/dxyjz
http://www.charter.com
http://www.arroyo.tv
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KCRW to Launch "Morning Becomes Eclectic" Video Podcasts
Santa Monica, Calif. - NPR flagship radio station KCRW
announced on Monday that it will begin offering video podcasts of
in-studio performances from its "Morning Becomes Eclectic" weekday
program. The free podcasts will include 40-minute live performances
by unsigned, independent and select established bands who appear on
the show. Currently available for download from iTunes include past
performances from the bands Sons & Daughters, Clap Your Hands Say
Yeah and The Like.
http://www.kcrw.org
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o Dijji Brings
Napster Ringtones Service to Alltel Subscribers
Seattle - Dijji, a distributor of mobile entertainment content,
announced on Monday that it has partnered with Napster to launch the
Napster Ringtones service for wireless network operator Alltel's
10.5 million subscribers. Polyphonic ringtones, master recording
ringtones, voicetones and "artist shoutouts" from the Napster
Ringtones library will now be available to Alltel subscribers for
between $1.99 and $2.99.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060109/20060109005418.html?.v=1
http://www.napster.com
http://www.alltel.com
http://www.dijji.com
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o Virgin Mobile USA
Extends Mobile Content Deal With MTV Networks
Warren, N.J. - Wireless network operator Virgin Mobile USA said
on Monday that it has extended its partnership with MTV Networks,
and will provide additional exclusive mobile content from MTV and
Comedy Central. Under the deal, Virgin Mobile USA will become the
exclusive carrier for "Total Request Live" and "Direct Effect"
branded mobile content, and will continue to offer non-exclusive
mobile content from other programs like "The Daily Show."
http://tinyurl.com/cbsvy
http://www.virginmobileusa.com
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o Blinkx Adds Short
Films to Web Video Index
San Francisco - Blinkx, a searchable index of Web video,
announced on Monday that it has added short films from a number of
providers to its index, making them both searchable and available
on-demand from Blinkx.tv. Short films from the BBC Film Network,
LOVEFiLM, Tiscali and World Cinema Online -- from directors
including Spike Lee, Wim Wenders, Mike Figgis and Jean-Luc Godard --
will now be offered through San Francisco-based Blinkx.
http://tinyurl.com/8flhm
http://www.blinkx.tv
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o iWatchNow Opens
Video Download Store with 3,000 Hours of Content
Santa Monica, Calif. - IWatchNow, an Internet content provider
based in Santa Monica, Calif., on Monday launched an Internet
video-on-demand service that offers 3,000 hours of classic TV shows,
films and music videos. Offerings on iWatchNow, which may also be
downloaded to video iPods, include episodes of "The Dick Van Dyke
Show," "Dragnet," "Bonanza," "The Andy Griffith Show" and original
"Superman" and "Popeye" cartoons. Users must first pay a $3.99 fee
to download the company's proprietary video player, before accessing
the 99-cent videos offered on the site.
http://tinyurl.com/bz3yz
http://www.iwatchipodnow.com
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o Sprint to Use
Zingy's Mobile Movie Theater Locator
New York - Zingy, a publisher of mobile entertainment and
information content, announced on Monday that Sprint has launched a
location-based service that helps mobile phone users locate nearby
movie theaters. By pressing the "Locate Me" button within the
MovieGoer mobile application, Sprint subscribers with compatible
phones will be alerted to the nearest movie theaters through GPS
technology, rather than having to enter their zip code or address.
http://tinyurl.com/cd74f
http://www.zingy.com
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o ICTV, Amiga
Partner for Multi-Platform Interactive TV Software
Los Gatos, Calif. - ICTV, a developer of interactive TV software
and services, announced on Monday that it has partnered with Amiga,
a provider of multimedia enabling technologies, to let viewers
access the same interactive TV content across PCs, mobile devices
and the television. San Francisco-based Amiga's software will allow
interactive TV content developers to write their applications one
time, while enabling support for all three platforms.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060109/phm012.html?.v=36
http://www.ictv.com
http://www.amiga.com
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o Nintendo Ships "Electroplankton"
Music Title for DS
Redmond, Wash. - Nintendo of America on Monday shipped its "Electroplankton"
music title for Nintendo DS to retailers. Designed by Japanese
electronic artist Toshio Iwai, the game enables players to compose
music using embedded beats and samples created using the device's
microphone.
http://tinyurl.com/ccawh
http://www.nintendo.com
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o CNET News.com:
MediaFlo, Modeo Developing "Supercharged" Mobile TV
San Francisco - CNET News.com on Monday reported on two
technology firms building "supercharged" mobile TV networks,
Qualcomm's MediaFlo and Crown Castle International's Modeo. These
"multicast" networks function more like traditional TV, transmitting
signals once to many devices, as opposed to "unicast" networks from
Sprint, Verizon and Cingular that provide individual transmissions
to each mobile phone. MediaFlo will spend $800 million to build a
nationwide mobile TV network in five years, while Modeo plans to
spend $500 million to reach the top 30 U.S. markets in two years.
ABI Research estimates that the mobile TV equipment and services
market will reach $27 billion by 2010.
http://tinyurl.com/cj8ft
http://www.qualcomm.com/mediaflo/index.shtml
http://www.modeo.com
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Director, Marketing Communications -
Thumbplay, Inc
Thumbplay, Inc. is the market-leading direct-to-consumer
mobile entertainment company. This is role is responsible for
developing and executing the corporate and consumer
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agency to drive awareness and positive press coverage of our
products, services and executives. 7+ years of public
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send resumes and cover letter with “Director, Marketing
Communications” in the subject line of the email to
merrie@thumbplay.com.
www.thumbplay.com
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Flexible, part-time, at home opportunity for individual w/
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Boston-based Onaro, Inc. markets a "must-have" enterprise
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analysis. Test various video sources, record results, design
and implement changes. Understand all aspects of analog and
digital video, machine vision analysis. Implement, evaluate,
debug variety of feature identification techniques. Develop
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Director, Business Development Real-Time Publishing Services
- Verisign
This positions primary focus will be developing business deals
with major on-line
publishers, advertising networks, and related technology
partners. Candidates should have experience with technology
partnerships and market development supporting the business of
Internet publishing, blogging, and/or rich media. Technology
coverage should include RSS/ATOM, Blog/News readers, Content
Aggregation, Internet web services, and enterprise website
products. Send resumes to
mdriscoll@verisign.com
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Vice President of Network Operations -
Javien
A rapidly growing leader in e-commerce headquartered in
Northern VA seeks a VP of Network Operations. Javien Digital
Payment Solutions is an ASP-hosted technology used by the
nation's top digital content providers for online sales. 10
years of experience in high-performance network management,
with an emphasis on information security, and experience in
working with payment processors, gateways and/or major
e-commerce portals required. Submit resume and cover letter to
jobs@javien.com
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A rapidly growing leader in e-commerce
headquartered in Northern VA seeks a product manager for
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Payment Solutions is an ASP-hosted technology used by the
nation's top digital content providers for online sales. 5
years of experience in technology product management or sales
engineering required. Experience with payment processors,
gateways and/or major e-commerce portals a must. Submit resume
and cover letter to
jobs@javien.com
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Mobile Programmer
- NPR Online
NPR has an opening for key position on its application
development team focusing on mobile environment such as WAP,
SMS, MMS and iMode. 2 years experience developing
database-driven web-based applications using PHP, Java, and
Struts, as well as a year of experience developing
applications for mobile devices; knowledge of Perl, CVS and
ANT a plus. Apply to
employment@npr.org job #DMW1511. EOE
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Systems Administrator
- NPR Online
NPR (npr.org) has an opening for a key position on its
infrastructure team to maintain and improve systems that
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high-traffic systems, including Web and database servers;
knowledge of networking protocols and custom-compiled
applications and kernels. Apply to
employment@npr.org,
job #DMW573. EOE.
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NPR Music
Dynamic music producer, journalist and new-media thinker to
develop/implement online strategy and produce
musical/journalistic offerings. Plans/creates online music
events; edits/produces music pages; assigns/writes/edits
stories; creates multimedia content. Encyclopedic musical
knowledge; professional exp in music industry; excellent
writer/editor/ music journalist; commitment to digital
media, incl exp w/online publications or creating new-media
products; exp w/issues of intellectual property. Apply to
employment@npr.org.
EOE
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Interactive
& Multi-Media Web Designer
- NPR Online
Responsible for daily art/design needs of NPR.org. Designs
and produces news and editorial graphics and interactive
storytelling applications. BA in Design or Art w/3 years
professional exp as graphic artist/designer and with Web
design and/or graphics; demonstrated ability as illustrator;
command of Photoshop, Illustrator, and Flash and web design
technologies; information architecture, accessibility, and
usability matters; ability to present ideas and designs to a
group. Apply to
employment@npr.org. EOE
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Developer/Quality Assurance Specialist
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NPR Online
Works with NPR’s Online Development Team to build and
maintain npr.org. BS w/3 years exp developing
web-based applications in Java, Struts and JSP; 3 years exp
in database development and SQL; knowledge of versioning and
deployment software, experience w/XML desired, preferably
CVS and Ant; working knowledge of HTML, JavaScript;
understanding of CSS; exp writing automated test scripts
against web-based applications essential; media industry exp
preferred, including knowledge of streaming media.
Apply to
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Sr. Marketing Communications
Director -
KLA-Tencor
The role of Sr. Director, Marketing Communications and
Brand Management is to enhance the KLA-Tencor brand and to
create a strong link between the company's branding/messaging
efforts and revenue/share growth. The Sr. Director will create
and foster an environment where corporate marketing, sales,
service, and product marketing are aligned for success. Send
resumes to:
ruta.joshi@kla-tencor.com
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MidemNet Forum at MIDEM - Cannes, France
- January 21-22, 2006
7 keynotes are NTT DoCoMo SVP & Managing Director
Multimedia Services Takeshi Natsuno ; Warner Music Group EVP
Digital Strategy & Business Development Alex Zubillaga ; EMI
Group Chairman Eric Nicoli ; Ken Lombard, President of
Starbucks Entertainment ; Patricia Langrand, EVP Content
Division for France Telecom, Nokia's EVP and GM Multimedia
Anssi Vanjoki and Connect Company Sony Corporation
Co-President Koichiro Tsujino. For its
2006 edition, MidemNet forum will welcome both the world's leading
digital music experts and global authorities on mobile music.
Register on www.midem.com.
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