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Canadian Record Industry Appeals Pro-File-Sharing Court Ruling
o MPAA:
2 Arrested Under New Calif. Ban on Camcorders in Movie Theaters
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NY Times: RealNetworks Seeks Music Pact with
Apple Against Microsoft
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Amazon Unveils Search Engine Site A9.com
o Musicmatch Jukebox Software to
Ship on Intel Desktop PC Chips
o AT&T Wireless Launches Cell
Phone-Based Song ID Service
o Five Entertainment Industry
Retail Trade Groups form Joint Coalition
o Public Radio Stations Get $5
Million in Grants for Digital Transition
o World Wide Web Creator
Berners-Lee Wins $1.2 Million Prize
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Briefly Noted: Kazaa - new law
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Majesco - Cartoon Network, Symbios Group - adult WAP content, Eona -
SecureMedia, Ubisoft - U.S. Army
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o Canadian Record Industry Appeals
Pro-File-Sharing Court Ruling
Toronto -- The Canadian Record Industry Association (CRIA) has
filed to appeal a recent Canadian federal court ruling that denied
its motion to have five Internet service providers turn over the
identities of suspected music file-swappers. The landmark ruling
also declared it legal in Canada to upload and download music on
file-sharing services for personal use. The ruling came in stark
contrast to current U.S. law, which has enabled the recording
industry here to successfully prosecute thousands of individual
file-swappers. "In our view, Canadian copyright law does not allow
people to make copies of hundreds or thousands of musical recordings
for global copying, transmission and distribution to millions of
strangers on the Internet," said CRIA general counsel Richard Pfohl.
"This appeal is important for virtually all Canadian intellectual
property owners," added CRIA president Brian Robertson. "Any owner
of intellectual property that can be digitally transmitted has a
stake in this appeal process." In its appeal, CRIA said the judge
"made serious and reviewable errors of law, made overriding and
palpable errors in his assessment of the factual record before him,
and, in the end, purported to exercise his discretion on improper
and irrelevant bases, and in a manner of excess of his
jurisdiction."
http://www.cria.ca/news/cria_13apr04.htm
http://makeashorterlink.com/?P2C321908
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o MPAA: 2
Arrested Under New Calif. Ban on Camcorders in Movie Theaters
Los Angeles -- The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA)
on Thursday announced the first arrests to be made under a new
California law that makes it a misdemeanor to bring a camcorder into
a movie theater. Min Jae Joun was arrested on April 10 at a showing
of "The Passion of the Christ" at The Grove theaters in Los Angeles,
after his camcorder's red "Record" light was seen by theater
personnel; his arraignment is set for May 5. Ruben Centeno Moreno
was arrested on April 12 when a projectionist noticed his camcorder
in operation during a screening of "The Alamo" at a theater in
Chatsworth, Calif. If convicted, both will face penalties of up to
one year in prison and a fine of up to $2,500.
http://www.latimes.com/business/custom/cotown/la-fi-rup15.3apr15,1,396932.story
http://makeashorterlink.com/?A22032908
http://www.mpaa.org
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NY Times: RealNetworks Seeks Music Pact with Apple Against Microsoft
New York -- The New York Times reported on Thursday that media
delivery technology firm RealNetworks made an appeal to Apple
Computer to join forces against Microsoft in the digital music
business. RealNetworks CEO Rob Glaser reportedly sent an email to
Apple chairman Steve Jobs on April 9, offering a "tactical alliance"
that would necessarily compel Apple to open its closely guarded
music technology and service to RealNetworks. The email further
"strongly hinted" that if Apple did not partner with RealNetworks,
the company would seek a possible alliance with archrival Microsoft
-- even as RealNetworks has a pending $1 billion antitrust suit
against the company over media player software. The proposed
alliance with Apple would make songs from RealNetworks' music
services playable on Apple's iPod, with the player then becoming the
primary device used with RealNetworks' music services. "Why is Steve
afraid of opening up the iPod?" Glaser asked in an interview with
The Times. "Steve is showing a high level of fear that I don't
understand."
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/04/15/business/media/15real.html
http://www.realnetworks.com
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o Amazon
Unveils Search Engine Site A9.com
Palo Alto, Calif. -- Online retail giant Amazon.com has launched
a test of a new search engine service, aiming to compete with search
leaders like Google and Yahoo. A9.com is an independent unit of
Amazon that has for months been quietly working on the service,
which uses Google-powered technology and lets users store search
results and control how they are displayed on the page, as well as
view content within Amazon-listed book titles related to their
search queries. A9.com also allows users to search simply by
attaching their search terms to the end of the URL they type into a
browser's address bar (i.e. "http://www.a9.com/query").
http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/040415/tech_amazon_1.html
http://news.com.com/2100-1038_3-5191661.html
http://www.a9.com
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o Musicmatch
Jukebox Software to Ship on Intel Desktop PC Chips
San Diego -- Musicmatch, a provider of music jukebox software and
digital music subscription services, announced on Thursday that it
has signed an agreement with chipmaker Intel to have its software
ship on Intel's desktop motherboards. The agreement adds to
Musicmatch's existing deals to bundle its software with Dell,
Gateway and HP PCs, and over 60 portable audio devices. The company
currently claims 50 million users for its jukebox software. "Being
the world's premier motherboard distributor, Intel is ubiquitous in
the computer marketplace," said Musicmatch president and COO Peter
Csathy. "This agreement aligns us with a true technology leader and
increases the visibility of our software and services with millions
of consumers worldwide."
http://www.musicmatch.com
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o AT&T Wireless
Launches Cell Phone-Based Song ID Service
Redmond, Wash. -- AT&T Wireless on Thursday launched what it says is
the first U.S. service that allows users to hold their cell phone up
to any speaker playing music, and have that song automatically
identified. The service, which is currently free but will eventually
cost $0.99 per use, asks users to dial #43 and then hold the phone
to a speaker playing music for around 15 seconds; a text message
displaying artist and song information is then immediately sent to
the phone. AT&T Wireless said the service is powered with technology
from U.K.-based Shazam Entertainment and San Francisco-based
Musicphone.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040415/sfth013_1.html
http://www.shazamentertainment.com
http://www.musicphone.com
http://www.attwireless.com/personal/features/fun
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Five Entertainment Industry Retail Trade Groups form Joint Coalition
Washington -- Five industry trade groups that
represent companies providing music, movies and video games to
consumers have joined forces to form the Coalition of Entertainment
Retail Trade Associations (CERTA), with the goal of lobbying
policymakers with a stronger united voice. The group's members --
the Digital Media Association (DiMA), Interactive Entertainment
Merchants Association (IEMA), National Association of Recording
Merchandisers (NARM), National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO),
and Video Software Dealers Association (VSDA) -- together represent
more than 3,000 entertainment retailers and exhibitors who operate
more than 50,000 movie theaters, home video and music stores, video
game stores, online music sites and other retail entertainment
establishments. "Our organizations' members are the bridges between
producers and consumers, so our policy interests are often aligned
on issues of consumer education, consumer behavior, and marketplace
innovation," said DiMA executive director Jonathan Potter. CERTA
said its initial focus will be on the problem of piracy, as well as
product content ratings and labeling.
http://www.digmedia.org
http://www.iema.org
http://www.narm.com
http://www.natoonline.org
http://www.vsda.org
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Public Radio Stations Get $5 Million in Grants for Digital
Transition
Washington -- The Corporation for Public
Broadcasting (CPB) announced on Thursday that it will award $5
million in grants to transition 76 public radio stations to digital
broadcasting. The grants will enable the stations -- which include
25 serving rural and minority audiences -- to purchase the equipment
needed to transmit a digital signal. The grants are part of the
nearly $150 million in funding that Congress has provided to CPB
over the last four years to assist both public radio and public
television stations to convert from analog transmission to digital.
"Public broadcasters are by nature pioneers," said CPB president and
CEO Robert T. Coonrod. "They are eager to explore the new frontiers
of service this technology will make possible to millions of
listeners."
http://www.cpb.org/programs/pr.php?prn=349
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World Wide Web Creator Berners-Lee Wins $1.2 Million Prize
Espoo, Finland -- The Finnish Technology Award
Foundation (FTAF) on Thursday awarded its inaugural Millennium
Technology Prize to MIT scientist Tim Berners-Lee. The FTAF
committee said Berners-Lee was given the award "for an innovation
that directly promotes people's quality of life, is based on humane
values and encourages sustainable economic development". The British
inventor received a 1-million-euro ($1.2 million) prize with the
award. While working at the Particle Physics Institute in Geneva,
Switzerland, Berners-Lee devised a system to organize, link and
browse Web pages and ultimately launched the World Wide Web in 1991.
The modest 48-year-old inventor, who was knighted last year by Queen
Elizabeth, is currently the head of the World Wide Web Consortium, a
non-profit group dedicated to improving the Web's functionality.
Berners-Lee beat out nearly 80 people from 22 countries to win the
first-ever Millennium Prize.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?Q25F41708
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2nd
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April 15,
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OVERVIEW
Games & Mobile Forum is 1-day executive forum focused on business
and technology developments impacting games and mobile
entertainment. In 2003, leading executives from entertainment
and technology companies including, Yahoo! Games, AOL Games,
Atari, Acclaim, Warner Bros. Online, AtomShockwave, CNET,
Creative Artists Agency (CAA), The Endeavor Agency, Mythic
Entertainment and Digital Bridges participated in a series of
panels on topics, including "Mobile Games: The Coming Wireless
Revolution", "Developing Games Based on Film, Television & Music
Properties and Visa-Versa"", and "Advergames: Recent Developments
& Opportunities".
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Greg Ballard -
CEO, Sorrent
John Welch - Chair, IGDA Online Games SIG,
VP, AtomShockwave
CONFIRMED
SPEAKERS
Eric Albert - Business
Development Manager,
Gameloft
Jeff Anderson - President &
CEO, Turbine Entertainment
Matthew Bellows - VP, Mobile Entertainment,
GameSpot
Gordon
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Academy of Interactive Arts & Science
Stephanie
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Matt Bromberg - GM, AOL Games
Mike Cartabiano - President, Sennari Mobile
Greg Costikyan - Chief
Creative Officer, Unplugged Inc.
Lee Crawford - Editor, IGDA Mobile Games whitepaper
Ron DiNicola - Partner,
Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP
Michael Dowling - VP, Business
Development, Nielsen Entertainment
Andrew Elliott - Head of Bus. Dev. &
Strategies,
Ent. & Media,
Nokia Americas
Mark Friedler - CEO, Gigex, Inc./GameDAILY
LLC
Avi Greengart - Sr. Analyst, Wireless
& Consumer Technology, Jupiter Research
Stewart
Halpern - Managing Dir.,
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RBC Capital Markets
Minard Hamilton - SVP, Sales & Brand
Partnerships, JAMDAT
Todd Herman - Streaming
Evangelist, MSNBC.com
Mark Jacobstein -
President & COO, Digital Chocolate
Daniel James - Founder & CEO, Three Rings Design
Scott Jensen - VP, Bus. Development, Media & Entertainment, (M)forma
Group
Scott Johnson - President,
MENT (Mobility Entertainment)
Garry Kitchen - President/CEO,
Skyworks Technologies, Inc.
Misha Lyalin
- CEO, Reaxion Corp
Marcus Matthews - CEO, Blue
Heat Games
Matt Railo - Partner, IP & Technology, Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp
LLP
Brian Robbins - Editor, IGDA Downloadable Games whitepaper
Jason Rubinstein - GM,
Ubi.com, Ubisoft
Don Ryan - Studio Manager, Microsoft's Zone.com
Mika Salmi,
CEO,
AtomShockwave
Dan Scherlis - CEO, Etherplay
Mike Skagerlind - SVP & GM,
Nickelodeon Online
Alex St. John - CEO &
Co-Founder, Wild Tangent
Jeff Tunnell - Founder & Chief Creative
Officer, GarageGames
Mike Vann -
Vice President of Sales, YaYa Media
Joseph Varet - Vice President, Groove Alliance
Gabe Zichermann - VP, Strategy & Communications,
Trymedia System
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o Briefly Noted: (Melbourne,
Australia) Kazaa file-sharing service operator Sharman Networks has
hired an additional law firm (Clayton Utz) to aid in its defense
against a lawsuit filed against the company last week by U.S. record
labels, alleging breach of Australia's Trade Practices Act and
fair-trading laws, Wired News reports. The labels allege in their
lawsuit that Sharman has had the ability to filter copyrighted works
from Kazaa since the release of version 2.5 of the software. The
lawsuit, which seeks unspecified damages and closure of the company,
also alleges that Sharman makes several misrepresentations about
Kazaa to its users.
http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,63062,00.html
http://www.sharmannetworks.com
http://www.claytonutz.com.au
(Dallas) Just hours after announcing a lawsuit against video game
console developer Infinium Labs for fraud and breach of contract,
former executive vice president Terry Nagy announced that he
dismissed the lawsuit without prejudice. Nagy alleged that
Florida-based Infinium Labs, which is developing a PC-based
broadband game console that will be publicly displayed for the first
time at next month's E3 Expo, used him and his knowledge of the
video game industry and failed to compensate him. An attorney for
Nagy says he and Infinium are addressing any misunderstandings and
differences and are working toward resolving any claims.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040414/daw045_1.html
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040414/daw024_1.html
http://www.infiniumlabs.com
(Beverly, Mass.) Video game publisher Atari said on Thursday that
it will release a title for Game Boy Advance based on "Duel
Masters," a hugely popular trading card game, TV series and comic
book in Japan. "Duel Masters: Sempai Legends" is being created under
license from Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast, and will be released
in June. The "Duel Masters" trading card line received its U.S.
launch on March 5, and will be accompanied by an animated series
airing on Cartoon Network.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040415/155113_1.html
http://www.atari.com
http://www.wizards.com/duelmasters
(Edison, N.J.) Game developer Majesco said on Thursday that it
has licensed the rights to offer Cartoon Network shows for its
accessory for Nintendo Game Boy Advance that allows video playback
on the handheld game console. Episodes of programs including
"Codename: Kids Next Door," "The Powerpuff Girls" and "Dexter's
Laboratory" will become available for North American and European
customers this spring.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040415/155076_1.html
http://www.cartoonnetwork.com
http://www.gba-video.com
(London) U.K.-based ringtone provider Symbios Group on Thursday
announced its move into the adult WAP content market, with the
launch of several wireless services that offer images of "Page Three
Models" for download to mobile phones. The company will also offer
its WAP and billing solution to a range of U.K.-based clients.
http://www.symbiosgroup.co.uk
(Annecy, France) Eona, a provider of in-room entertainment
services to hoteliers, announced on Thursday that it has licensed
Natick, Mass.-based SecureMedia's encryption and digital rights
management technologies for use with its equipment. France-based
Eona provides services including digital TV, pay-per-view,
video-on-demand, music-on-demand, tourist information and desk
messages for its hotel customers.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?A6A156908
http://www.eona.com
(San Francisco) Video game publisher Ubisoft announced that it
has signed an agreement with the U.S. Army, to develop and publish
versions of the military's "America's Army" free online PC game for
consoles. The first titles based on the agreement are slated for
release in the summer of 2005.
http://www.ubisoft.com
http://www.americasarmy.com
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