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Google Quarterly Earnings Soar Past Wall Street Expectations
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MP3.com Founder Michael Robertson to Launch
New Music Venture
o Dept.
of Education Posts Online Database of Accredited Online Schools
o Game
Publisher Ubisoft to Add 1,000 Jobs, Invest $565 Million in Montreal
o French Mobile Game Publisher
In-Fusio Acquires German Firm Mobile Scope
o Report: Cable Internet
Telephony Subscribers Jump 900% in 2004
o Electronic Arts to Ship "The
Godfather" Video Game in the Fall
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DMW Announcements:
--Digital Music Forum - March 2, 2005
LAST WEEK TO PRE-REGISTER AT A RATE OF $295
--Games & Mobile Forum - April 21, 2005
> Featured
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--The 7th Annual Entertainment Law Initiative Luncheon - Feb.
11, 2005
--Billboard Music & Money Symposium
- March 3, 2005
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Briefly Noted: Sharman Networks
- Kazaa purchase price, Acacia Research - Thomson, Cdigix - five
universities, Rand McNally - mobile traffic service, Yahoo UK -
Betfair, Sony - "Gran Turismo 4," Activision - "Shrek 3," THQ - "Incredibles,"
Midway Games - Unreal Engine 3, RSA Security - Nintendo DS,
Microsoft - iPod-owning employees
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--Vice President of Business Development
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--New Business Marketing Analyst - Watertown, MA
--Electronic Marketing Manager - MarketResearch.com
--Senior Web Strategy Consultant - NavigationArts - DC
--Sr. Product Marketing Manager - Services
--Online Traffic Coordinator - Charlestown, MA
--Strategic Account Manager - E-business and Games
--Director - Online Panel (Research)
--Web Consulting/Business Development Manager, iapps Division
--Senior Manager of Business Development
--PwC Global Entertainment and Media Outlook:
2004-2008
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o Google Quarterly Earnings Soar Past
Wall Street Expectations
Mountain View, Calif. -- Shares of Google shot past the $200-mark
in Tuesday's after-hours trading, after the search engine giant
reported quarterly earnings per share that topped consensus Wall
Street estimates by $0.10 a share. Buoyed by an upturn in online
advertising, the company reported a seven-fold increase in net
income, $204 million compared with $27 million a year ago, on sales
that doubled to $1.03 billion. Earnings per share of $0.87 topped
estimates of $0.77, according to a survey of analysts by Thomson
First Call. Shares were up more than 6% in after-hours trading.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050201/16016_1.html
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-google2feb02.story
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/02/02/technology/02google.html
http://tinyurl.com/4pcln
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o MP3.com
Founder Michael Robertson to Launch New Music Venture
San Diego -- Michael Robertson, the founder and former CEO of
MP3.com -- which posted over a million tracks from independent
artists online -- announced on Wednesday plans to launch a new
digital music service that will focus on interoperability and
consumer choice. The new venture, MP3tunes, will offer a hardware
device, software products and an online music store available in
coming months. "When I started MP3.com, the term 'MP3' was an
obscure acronym recognizable only by geeks," said Robertson. "Today,
certain market forces are trying to drive consumers away from MP3
towards proprietary systems, which lock out some consumers and force
everyone to buy a particular company's player or software program. I
wanted consumers to have more options, so I felt compelled to
reenter the music space to bring the limelight back to MP3."
Robertson said MP3tunes' first product will be an online music store
featuring high-quality downloads in MP3 format, free from any
digital rights management protections. Since selling MP3.com to
Vivendi Universal in 2001 for $372 million, Robertson has founded
companies that offer a Linux operating system and VoIP services.
http://www.desktopsummit.com
http://www.linspire.com
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o Dept. of
Education Posts Online Database of Accredited Online Schools
Washington -- The U.S. Department of Education has launched an
online database that contains the names of online schools for higher
learning that have received accreditation by agencies recognized by
the federal government, in an effort to combat the growing number of
fraudulent online schools. Such "diploma mills" defraud both
students of their investments, and prospective employers who are
misled about applicants' qualifications. The new online database
lists the names, addresses and enrollment of all accredited online
universities and schools. "Obviously diplomas become a growing
concern as the internet has made it easier for these schools to
proliferate," Education Department spokeswoman Jane Glickman told
Wired News. "The department has no direct way to shut them down, but
we want people to know what's a legitimate school and what's not."
http://www.ope.ed.gov/accreditation
http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,66476,00.html
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o Game
Publisher Ubisoft to Add 1,000 Jobs, Invest $565 Million in Montreal
Montreal -- French video game publisher Ubisoft announced on
Wednesday that it plans to create 1,000 new jobs within its Montreal
division, with an accompanying investment of up to $565 million over
the next five years. The Montreal unit has been responsible for
developing titles including "Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell," "Myst IV
Revelation" and "Prince of Persia." "We've grown by 50 per cent in
the last 14 months alone, we already have over 1,000 members in our
team, and I expect we'll double that number by 2010," said Martin
Tremblay, CEO of Ubisoft Montreal. "Montreal was competing with
cities in Asia, the U.S. and Western Canada for this investment."
For its part, Quebec is expected to provide over $46 million in
grants, subsidies and tax credits to Ubisoft by 2010.
http://www.ubi.com/US/News/Info.aspx?nId=1964
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o French
Mobile Game Publisher In-Fusio Acquires German Firm Mobile Scope
Bordeaux, France -- In its second acquisition in a week, French
mobile game publisher In-Fusio announced that it has purchased
German mobile game publisher Mobile Scope, following on its
acquisition of U.S. publisher Thumbworks. Financial terms of the
transaction were not disclosed. The deal gives In-Fusio control of
Mobile Scope's roster of titles, which include mobile games based on
the films "Die Hard" and "Ice Age," and increases its worldwide
staff to 250. "In six years, In-Fusio has become one of the world's
top three mobile game publishers and has built a unique position in
connected mobile game services," said In-Fusio co-CEO Giles Corbett.
"Just after the purchase of Thumbworks, the acquisition of Mobile
Scope perfectly matches our strategy to deliver entertaining content
for mobile phones and services dedicated to players communities."
http://www.in-fusio.com
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/content_page.php?aid=6585
http://www.mobilescope.com
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o Report: Cable
Internet Telephony Subscribers Jump 900% in 2004
Boston -- The number of North American subscribers to Internet
telephony services provided by cable TV providers jumped 900%
between 2003 and 2004, from less than 50,000 to nearly half a
million, according to a report from Boston-based Infonetics
Research. This growth mirrored an increase in spending on VoIP
(Voice over Internet Protocol) equipment by cable firms from $63
million in 2003 to $123 million in 2004, and an overall 26% increase
in the number of cable broadband subscribers, to 22.4 million.
"Investments were up sharply in 2004 as more MSOs either began
trials or introduced commercial offerings to a wider market," said
Kevin Mitchell, directing analyst for Infonetics. "Although the
number of cable VoIP subscribers is still fairly small and two MSOs
made up over 90% of that subscriber total in 2004, we expect the
penetration of VoIP service delivered directly from MSOs among cable
broadband subscribers to increase from 2% in 2004 to 15% in 2007."
http://www.infonetics.com
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o Electronic
Arts to Ship "The Godfather" Video Game in the Fall
Redwood City, Calif. -- Electronic Arts announced on Wednesday
that its EA Redwood Shores studio is developing a game based on the
Mario Puzo novel and Francis Ford Coppola-directed Paramount
Pictures film, "The Godfather," which has now been scheduled for
release in the fall of 2005. Actors from the original film,
including James Caan and Robert Duvall, will provide voice talent
and contribute to the game's development. EA was also granted rights
from Marlon Brando and conducted a voiceover session with the actor
before his death last July. The non-linear action-adventure game
will be released for PlayStation 2, Xbox, Sony PSP and the PC.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050202/25264_1.html
http://www.ea.com
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>DMW Events:
5th Annual
Digital Music Forum
March 2, 2005 | New York City
www.digitalmusicforum.com
Digital Music Forum is the premier
event for music industry decision-makers focused on business
models and legal issues impacting music. The annual event brings
together decision-makers from records labels, music publishers,
producers and distributors, technology companies, wireless
companies, rights organizations, industry bodies, radio,
advertising, attorneys, artists investors and venture capitalists
to examine the role of digital technologies in the future of
music.
FEATURED INTERVIEW:
Shawn Fanning - Founder & Chief Strategy
Officer, Snocap
with
Chris Anderson - Editor-in-Chief, Wired
Mike Conte - General Manager, MSN Marketplaces, Microsoft
with
Paul Brindley - Managing Director,
MusicAlly
KEYNOTES:
Terry McBride - CEO, Nettwerk Productions
David Goldberg - VP & General Manager, Music, Yahoo!
PANELISTS:
Craig Palmer - President & CEO, Gracenote
Brad Duea - President, Napster
Jeffrey Bronikowski - VP, Bus. Dev., eLabs, Universal Music
Group
Ted Cohen - SVP, Digital Development & Distribution, EMI Music
Thomas Gewecke - SVP, Digital Business Group, Sony BMG
Mike Gaumond - VP & General Manager, Motorola Media
Solutions
Brian Garrity - Senior Editor, Billboard
Shahid Khan - Managing Director, BearingPoint
David Kusek - VP, Berklee Media, Berklee College of Music
Gerd Leonhard - Co-Author, "The Future of Music" /
Senior Advisor, Sony Net Services
Phil Corwin - Chief Lobbyist, Sharman Networks (owner of
Kazaa)
Martin J. Elgison - Partner, Intellectual Property, Alston &
Bird
Steve Marks - General Counsel, RIAA
Jonathan Potter - Executive Director, Digital Media
Association
Robert Acker - VP, RealPlayer & Music Services, Real Networks
Gary Cohen - President, MusicNow
Peter Diemer - VP Sales & Marketing, Musicrypt.com
David Card - VP & Senior Analyst, Jupiter Research
John Kilcullen - President & Publisher, Billboard
Ned Sherman - CEO, Digital Media Wire
Nancy Beaton - GM, Wireless Music & Personalization, Sprint
Ralph Simon - Chairman of Americas, Mobile Entertainment Forum
Don Teague - VP of Sales & Marketing,
PaymentOne
Additional speakers & keynoters to be announced
PANEL TOPICS INCLUDE:
- THE STATE OF THE DIGITAL
UNION: The Outlook for Online & Mobile Music Markets
- LAWYERS, GEEKS & MONEY: The
Clash Between Technology & Copyright Law
- THE ONLINE MUSIC MARKET:
Competition, Business Models & Courting Consumers in a
Crowded Market
- THE MOBILE MUSIC MARKET: What
Does the Future Hold for this Booming Market?
For more
information click
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click here.
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Pre-registration rate: $295 (until February 4th)
Registration rate: $395 (after February 4th)
Register online at
http://kb.digitalmediawire.com/register.php?eventid=1092
Phone registration: 323-822-0936
3rd Annual
Games & Mobile Forum
April 21, 2005 | New York City
www.gamesandmobile.com
Games & Mobile Forum is the
leading executive forum focused on online and mobile games. The
annual event brings together decision-makers from online and
mobile game publishers, developers, marketers, retailers, content
creators, technology providers, advertisers, investment bankers,
lawyers and venture capitalists.
PANEL TOPICS INCLUDE:
- ONLINE GAMES: The State of
the Industry
- ONLINE GAMES: Developers' &
Publishers' Roundtable
- MOBILE GAMES: The State of
the Industry
- MOBILE GAMES: Developers &
Publishers Roundtable
For more
information click
here.
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click here.
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Registration rate: $395 (after March 31st)
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http://kb.digitalmediawire.com/register.php?eventid=1093
Phone registration: 323-822-0936
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conferences, please contact Tinzar Than, VP, Marketing &
Events, Digital Media Wire, Inc. at:
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> Featured Advertisement:
>The Grammy Foundation
Presents:
The 7th Annual Entertainment Law Initiative Luncheon
When: GRAMMY Week, February 11, 2005, 11:00 am
Who: Edgar Bronfman, Jr., Chairman and CEO, Warner Music Group
(Keynote)
Don Passman, ELI
Executive Committee Chair, Partner, Gang, Tyre,
Ramer & Brown
Neil Portnow, President,
The Recording Academy
Where: The Regent Beverly Wilshire Ballroom
(9500
Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90212)
Price: Silver Tickets: $400, Bronze Tickets: $350, tables available
upon request.
Individual tickets and tables are currently available. For further
information contact Cole Sternberg at 310-392-3777 or
coles@grammy.com.
>Billboard Music & Money
Symposium - March 3, 2005
The 4th annual Music &
Money Symposium will take place Thursday, March 3, at The St. Regis
Hotel in the heart of midtown Manhattan. As in past years, The
Symposium will attract thought leaders from the music, legal,
management and Wall Street communities for a thorough examination of
trends and opportunities in music and digital entertainment.
This year's Symposium will include a candid, one-on-one discussion
between Loeb & Loeb co-chairman John Frankenheimer and Sony BMG
Music Entertainment CEO Andrew Lack. These two giants of the biz
will explore the challenge of merging Sony and BMG, while providing
an aerial view of music's future. Additionally, the event will
feature all-star panel discussions that will explore a host of
crucial topics and networking opportunities such as a breakfast,
lunch and cocktail hour.
For more information and to register online, please visit:
www.billboardevents.com or contact Kelly at
kpeppers@billboard.com
or (646) 654-4643.
Attendees of the Digital Music Forum will receive 25% off the
registration rate for the Billboard Music & Money Symposium.
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o Briefly Noted: (Sydney) In
the course of the Australian copyright infringement trial brought by
the major record labels against Sharman Networks, distributor of the
Kazaa file-sharing application, lawyers for Sharman were recently
unsuccessful in keeping confidential the price the company paid when
it purchased the Kazaa software from its Scandinavian developers,
ZDNet Australia reported. According to documents released in court,
Sharman purchased the file-sharing software in 2002 for about
$780,000 from Dutch firm Kazaa BV, founded by developers Niklas
Zennstrom and Janis Friis.
http://tinyurl.com/3usae
http://www.kazaa.com
(Newport Beach, Calif.) Acacia Research, a patent holder on a
number of digital media technologies, announced on Wednesday that
Thomson, the French maker of set-top boxes and other electronics,
has licensed several of its patents that apply to interactive
television. Financial terms were not disclosed. The patents licensed
were part of Newport Beach, Calif.-based Acacia's recent acquisition
of 27 new patents from Global Patent Holdings. Acacia is also
currently suing the nation's largest satellite and cable TV
operators for infringement of another of its patents.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050202/25315_1.html
http://www.thomson.com
http://www.acaciaresearch.com
(Englewood, Colo.) Cdigix, a provider of digital entertainment
and educational services on college campuses, announced on Wednesday
that five additional schools have signed deals to offer Cdigix
content to their students. Those schools were DePaul University,
Goucher College, Indiana University - Purdue University, Purdue
University Calumet and Trinity University. Cdigix now counts a total
of 18 schools as customers, offering its Ctrax digital music
subscriptions, powered by MusicNet, as well as a Cflix
video-on-demand service and Clabs educational media service. The
company plans next month to launch a new feature, Ctrax2Go, which
will allow subscribing students to transfer an unlimited amount of
songs to portable players.
http://www.cdigix.com
(Skokie, Ill.) Atlas publisher Rand McNally announced that it has
partnered with TeleCommunication Systems to launch a new service
that provides real-time traffic data for 94 cities to mobile phone
users. The $3.99 per month Rand McNally Traffic service will
initially be available for Sprint PCS, Verizon, AT&T Wireless and
Alltel subscribers.
http://tinyurl.com/6z6f8
(London) According to a report by the BBC, Betfair, a U.K.-based
online betting exchange, recently negotiated a deal with Yahoo UK
that it will see it operating a new, customized betting-exchange
platform on Yahoo's local website. The custom-built Yahoo Betting
exchange is scheduled to go live in March. Founded in 1999,
privately owned Betfair is the largest player among U.K.-based
exchanges, boasting more than 300,000 registered customers. In the
year ended April 2004, the company reported more than $22.4 million
in operating profits.
http://www.betfair.com
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4205925.stm
(Foster City, Calif.) Sony Computer Entertainment America said on
Wednesday that it will release "Gran Turismo 4" for PlayStation 2 on
Feb. 22. Developed by Japan-based Polyphony Digital, the game is the
latest installment in Sony's 38 million unit-selling Gran Turismo
franchise.
http://www.polyphony.co.jp
http://www.us.playstation.com/Content/OGS/SCUS-97328/Site
(Santa Monica, Calif.) Video game publisher Activision announced
on Wednesday that it will develop and publish games based on
DreamWorks Animation's "Shrek 3," scheduled for theatrical release
in the summer of 2007. Activision will also develop titles based on
DreamWorks Animation's upcoming films "Madagascar" and "Over the
Hedge."
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050202/law049_1.html
http://www.activision.com
(Calabasas Hills, Calif.) Game publisher THQ on Wednesday
announced plans to release a follow-up to its "The Incredibles"
title, based on the Disney/Pixar digitally animated film. THQ said
it has shipped 2.5 million units of its original Incredibles games,
and plans to release the follow-up title for PlayStation 2, PSP,
Xbox, GameCube, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS and PC/Mac in the fall
of 2005. THQ's Heavy Iron studios will develop the console versions,
while Helixe will create the Game Boy Advance and DS versions, and
Pacific Coast Power & Light will develop the version for Sony PSP.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050201/latu159_1.html
(Chicago) Video game publisher Midway Games said on Wednesday
that it has signed a multi-year licensing agreement with Epic Games
to use the company's Unreal Engine 3 game technology in developing
its console and PC games. North Carolina-based Epic Games' Unreal
game engine technology is featured in titles including Ubisoft's
"Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell," the U.S. Army's "America's Army" and
Electronic Arts' "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," in
addition to Epic's own "Unreal" PC games.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050202/25210_1.html
http://www.unrealteachnology.com
http://www.midway.com
(Bedford, Mass.) RSA Security announced on Wednesday that
Nintendo has licensed its encryption solutions for use with its
recently released DS handheld game system. The technology protects
games against piracy as they are played and shared across wireless
links between DS devices. It also protects games issued on a trial
basis for play in retail stores and other demo environments.
http://www.rsasecurity.com
(San Francisco) Wired News on Wednesday reported on the
controversial popularity of the Apple iPod among employees at rival
Microsoft, which operates its own online music store and develops
software that powers dozens of competing portable players. "This
irks the management team no end," a high-level management source at
Microsoft told Wired News. Apple's iPod currently constitutes 65% of
the portable player market and its iTunes Store 70% of online music
sales. "About 80 percent of Microsoft employees who have a portable
music player have an iPod," the source added. "There are frequent
communications within the company about why it's a bad choice. So
many people have chosen the iPod, executives feel they should send
out memos about it."
http://www.wired.com/news/mac/0,2125,66460,00.html
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> Vice President Business Development
Movielink (www.movielink.com)
is a joint-venture that was created by Warner Brothers,
Paramount, Sony, MGM and Universal Studios to establish a
new channel of video distribution over new digital networks.
To date, Movielink has led industry efforts to create new
channels of IP distribution that leverage the benefits of
digital platforms through partnerships with companies such
as AOL, Bell South, Charter Communications, HP, Intel,
Microsoft, Real Networks, Road Runner/Time Warner Cable, SBC
and Verizon. Contact:
sonny.guraya@movielink.com
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Looking for a job in television? Developing sales leads?
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> New Business Marketing Analyst - Watertown, MA
As a New Business Marketing Analyst, you will be
responsible for successfully assisting our supplier
acquisition and buyer marketing efforts. Your daily activities
include managing a variety of marketing programs, supporting
our sales team, participating in client development activity,
and analyzing the ROI of these efforts. Requirements: Recent
college graduate with up to 3 years work experience,
preferably with a major in business, economics or marketing.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills Exceptional
analytical and research skills, Strong ability to write
clearly, Ability to learn quickly and complete projects
accurately in a fast-paced environment. Send resumes to
jobs@buyerzone.com
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> Electronic Marketing Manager - MarketResearch.com
Manages, plans, and executes all aspects of search engine
optimization via pay-per-click, free online sources, and
partnerships. Will work closely with the marketing and tech
teams to optimize the ROI of all online web promotions. A
Bachelor's degree in Business or Marketing and 2 plus years
experience in managing paid search programs (Google and
Overture) required. Please email resume and cover letter to
lfitzpatrick@marketresearch.com
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> Senior Web Strategy Consultant - NavigationArts - DC
The Senior Web Strategy Consultant will have the
responsibility of designing strategies for both
business-to-business and business-to- consumer web
applications; and recommend leading edge solutions and
technologies across multiple platforms, creating end-to-end
solutions. Please submit your resume to tsmith@navigationarts.com
or view this position on the web at
http://www.navigationarts.com/careers/opening_int_strat.asp
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> Sr. Product Marketing Manager - Services
Wind River is seeking a self-motivated individual with
extensive product marketing experience to drive a successful
enterprise-level marketing plan for our Wind River Design
Services. Require: Min. 8 years of broad software or
technology marketing exp. and at least 2 yrs exp. in marketing
or business development for device software or enterprise
applications. Must excel in articulating complex value
propositions to sophisticated business customers; demonstrated
ability to open new markets and launch new products and
services. Must be self sufficient. Bachelors degree required;
Advanced degree desirable. Send resumes to
duncan.macmurdy@windriver.com
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> Online Traffic Coordinator - Charlestown, MA
Smarter Living, Inc is an online travel publishing company
located in Boston. We are seeking hardworking, motivated, and
detail oriented Online Traffic Coordinator with 1-2 years of
ad trafficking experience. Understanding of ad- serving
technologies and knowledge of basic HTML are strongly
recommended, understanding of online media (CPM, CPC, and CPA
environment). Attention to detail, precision data input, often
under time pressure, is essential, strong interpersonal
skills, the traffic coordinator will interact extensively with
many group individuals within the company, Good analytical
skills, Bachelor's Degree. Send resumes to
careers@smarterliving.com
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> Strategic Account Manager - E-business and Games
Boonty is an international company which develops and sells a
premium service video game downloading platform to major
Internet Access Providers and Portals. Your primary target:
increase sales on our partner's websites. In coordination with
the Sales director, you will work closely with our US partners
(ISP, portals) More info here.
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> Director - Online Panel (Research)
The Director will lead a team of people who deliver many key
aspects of our ZoomPanel product. ZoomPanel is a MarketTools
proprietary online panel community. Require: 3-5 years Direct
Marketing background. Internet marketing, consumer promotions
or marketing research experience preferred. Some classical
brand management experience at major packaged goods companies
preferred. Creative problem solving skills a must.
International business experience and foreign language skills
a plus. Strong communication skills, oral and written,
required. Must have the ability to handle multiple projects
simultaneously. Bachelors degree required, MBA strongly
preferred. Please email your resume and salary
history/requirements to
hr@markettools.com
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> Web Consulting/Business Development Manager, iapps Division
iapps is searching for a Web Consulting/Business Development
Manager for our Washington DC office. You will be responsible
for sales, cultivating new client opportunities and growing
our existing client base. Must be very experienced identifying
clients' web challenges and developing detailed written
technical specifications for pending client engagements.
Strong presentation skills required. Knowledge of
philanthropic/non-profit sector helpful. Send resumes to
jobs@iapps.com
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> Senior Manager of Business Development
Small but growing media software company, backed by leading
venture firms, seeks a business development manager to expand
the company's strategic software and technology partnerships
and develop new revenue opportunities. This person will
identify potential customers, present solutions to senior
media executives, and manage the BD process through contract
negotiation. Significant travel is required. MBA and 5 years
BD exp. preferred. Send resumes to
jobs@lightningcast.com
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> PwC Global Entertainment and Media Outlook:
2004-2008
PricewaterhouseCoopers Global Entertainment and Media
Outlook: 2004-2008 is the leading global entertainment and
media industry forecast, including in-depth global analyses
and five-year growth projections for 14 industry segments
covering every major global region. The complete 550-page
book, is available in print or electronic format. The 50 page
"Global Overview" (available in print or electronic format)or
any of the 14 individual industry segment chapters (electronic
format only) can be purchased separately for $95. For sample
content and to order,
click here.
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