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o IFPI
to Sue Another 24 Europeans for Music Copyright Infringement
o FCC:
U.S. Broadband Use Grew 42% in 2003 to 28.2 Million Lines
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Electronic Arts to Lay Off 117 Amid Game Development Studio Closings
o CNET:
Beatles Finally Looking to Distribute Music Online
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Toshiba to Ship Laptops Pre-Loaded With Napster Music Service
o Report: In-Game Ads to Spur
Online Gaming Market to $4 Billion in 2008
o Ringtones Firm Xingtone Gets
Investment from Siemens
o Take-Two in Deal to Distribute
Sega ESPN Videogames Titles
> DMW Announcements:
--Digital Media Conference - June 18,
2004
New Confirmed Speakers; New "Spyware"
Panel & Pre-registration Deadline
> Featured
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--Digital Media Law Report - Volume 3
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Briefly Noted: Loudeye - Naxos,
Jakks Pacific - Warner Bros., Netflix - PBS' P.O.V., XM Satellite
Radio - Bonnaroo Music Festival, Movielink - "Speed Racer," VOOM -
Crutchfield, Verizon Wireless - Rhino Records, SeaChange
International - Qrix Communications, Atari - Epic Records,
Activision - Qualcomm, Atlas Mobile, Mastiff - "Technic Beat,"
GarageBand.com - Creative Commons
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Job/Event/Marketplace Classifieds:
--#1 Mobile Media Firm in U.S. is Looking For LA Sales Manager
--Account Executive for Award Winning Marketing Firm
--Web Project Manager
--Senior Financial Analyst
--Inside Sales Reps Needed
--Sr. Product Manager
--Federal Business Development
--PricewaterhouseCoopers' Entertainment and Media Outlook
--Position Your Company for Success - with Technology PR Experts
--Innovative Technologies to Link Project
--Interoperability: Solutions and Best Practices, June 24 -
Orlando, FL
--Preserving the Benefits of Open Source While Managing Risks -
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o IFPI to Sue Another 24 Europeans
for Music Copyright Infringement
London -- The International Federation of the Phonographic
Industry (IFPI), an international record label trade group,
announced on Tuesday that it plans to sue an additional 24
individuals in Denmark for copyright infringement, with further
actions in countries including France, Sweden and the U.K. on the
horizon. In March, the IFPI sued more than 200 alleged file-swappers
in Denmark, Germany and Italy, adding today that 17 Danish residents
have settled their suits for an average of several thousand euros,
while one German defendant will pay compensation of 8,000 euros
($9,800). The IFPI also quoted data from a recent survey that found
that 70% of residents in France, Denmark, Germany and the U.K. are
now aware that unauthorized file-sharing of copyrighted music is
illegal. "Today's results show that litigation, combined with the
rollout of new legal online music services, is having a real impact
on people's attitudes to illegal file-sharing, and this in turn is
affecting levels of file-sharing activity," said IFPI chairman and
CEO Jay Berman. "On the strength of the developments in Denmark,
Germany and Italy, we can confirm that there will be more legal
actions in other countries in the near future."
http://www.ifpi.org/site-content/press/20040608.html
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o FCC: U.S.
Broadband Use Grew 42% in 2003 to 28.2 Million Lines
Washington -- The number of U.S. high-speed Internet subscribers
grew 42% in 2003 to 28.2 million, according to figures released on
Tuesday by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The report
shows that cable TV-based Internet services accounted for 16.4
million lines, while telephone-based DSL services made up 9.5
million subscribers, and satellite or other technologies represented
the remaining 2.3 million lines.
http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/040608/tech_broadband_1.html
http://www.fcc.gov
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o Electronic
Arts to Lay Off 117 Amid Game Development Studio Closings
Redwood City, Calif. -- Video game developer Electronic Arts
disclosed in a recent SEC filing that it will lay off 117 employees
in connection with the closure of development studios in Austin,
Texas and Walnut Creek, Calif. The team in Austin consisted of
Origin Systems employees working on the "Ultima Online" franchise,
while the company's Maxis studio -- developer of "The Sims" -- was
located in Walnut Creek. "The studio closures were the result of a
strategic decision to consolidate local development efforts in
Redwood City, California," the company said in the filing. The
affected employees are expected to be laid off in the first quarter
of the company's 2005 fiscal year.
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/040604/erts10-k.html
http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/040604/media_electronicarts_1.html
http://www.ea.com
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o CNET: Beatles
Finally Looking to Distribute Music Online
San Francisco -- CNET News.com reported on Tuesday that the Beatles,
who have long refused to license their lucrative catalog to digital
music services, are finally entering negotiations with multiple
services to make their songs available online. Citing "sources
familiar with the situation," News.com reported that the group is
seeking a "considerable sum" in return for the exclusive rights to
offer Beatles tracks, possibly for as long as a year. The group is
also considering a Beatles-branded store that would be the only site
to sell their music, videos and other products. Other long-time
holdouts on digital distribution include Madonna and Led Zeppelin.
"If [the Beatles] are able to come to some sort of licensing terms,
it bodes very well for the online model, and would probably pave the
way for some of the other holdouts to come online," Jupiter Research
analyst Michael Gartenberg told News.com.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?H22565388
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o Toshiba to
Ship Laptops Pre-Loaded With Napster Music Service
Los Angeles -- Napster, the digital music service division of Roxio,
announced on Tuesday that Toshiba Digital Products Division will
include a free month of the Napster service on its Satellite line of
notebook computers. The deal is the latest expansion for Napster,
which recently launched versions of its digital music service in
Canada and the U.K. "Professionals, students and families alike are
becoming more and more mobile, and Napster's software allows them to
take their music anywhere they need to go without having to be
connected to the Internet," said Toshiba DPD vice president of
marketing Taro Hiyama.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040608/latu045_1.html
http://www.napster.com
http://www.roxio.com
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o Report:
In-Game Ads to Spur Online Gaming Market to $4 Billion in 2008
Scottsdale, Ariz. -- The online gaming market will grow from $1
billion in 2003 to nearly $4 billion by the end of 2008, according
to a report from Arizona-based market research firm In-Stat/MDR.
While only one-sixth of the U.S. population currently plays online
games, that number is expected to grow to half the population in
2008. The firm said that online gaming, which includes both PC games
and Internet-connected consoles like the Xbox and PlayStation 2,
will grow as providers tap into the in-game advertising revenue
opportunities historically bestowed upon TV networks. Currently, it
costs an average of $1 per hour to play online games, and about
$0.13 per hour to watch television. "When the costs of online gaming
per hour starts to approach the level of TV, you can expect people
to spend a comparable amount of time gaming," said In-Stat/MDR
senior analyst Eric Mantion. "The secret strength of online games
will be when the volumes of people playing grow to the point where
advertisers will start buying ads that will not only be interactive,
but also targeted at specific demographics of players."
http://www.instat.com/catalog/pcatalogue.asp?id=95
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o Ringtones
Firm Xingtone Gets Investment from Siemens
Los Angeles -- Xingtone, a developer of technology that allows cell
phone users to create their own ringtones from their CD and MP3
collections, announced on Tuesday that it has secured an undisclosed
first round of institutional financing, led by Siemens Mobile
Acceleration. Although the music is copyrighted, Los Angeles-based
Xingtone says its service allows users to make "fair use" of music
they already own. The service, available for a one-time fee of
$14.95, is available on U.S. wireless carriers using open networks,
including Sprint PCS, Cingular, AT&T Wireless and T-Mobile. "This
investment is a significant development both for our company and the
burgeoning mobile entertainment industry," said Xingtone CEO
Jonathan Schreiber. "We are honored to be receiving funding and
support from a leading investor specializing in wireless
applications and technologies, such as Siemens Mobile Acceleration."
http://www.siemensmobileacceleration.com
http://www.xingtone.com
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o Take-Two in
Deal to Distribute Sega ESPN Videogames Titles
New York -- Take-Two Interactive, a publisher of video games
including the "Grand Theft Auto" franchise, announced on Tuesday a
multi-year agreement with Japanese video game developer Sega,
whereby all Sega ESPN Videogames sports titles will be exclusively
distributed by Take-Two in North America and Europe. Developed by
Visual Concepts Entertainment, Sega ESPN Videogames titles include
"ESPN NFL Football," "ESPN NHL Hockey," "ESPN NBA Basketball," "ESPN
College Hoops" and "ESPN Major League Baseball." New York-based
Take-Two also announced on Tuesday that it has named chairman
Richard W. Roedel as CEO on a permanent basis. Roedel was named
interim CEO in April after the resignation of Jeff Lapin.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040608/85342_1.html
http://www.take2games.com
http://www.espnvideogames.com
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> DMW Events:
Washington
Digital Media
Conference
June 18,
2004
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Washington, DC
Register online or by Phone
www.digitalmediaconference.com
323-822-0936
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Elliot Maxwell - Fellow, Center for the Study of American
Gov., Johns Hopkins Univ.,
Distinguished Research Fellow,
eBusiness Research Ctr, Pennsylvania State Univ.
Doug
Lowenstein - President, Entertainment Software Association
Mitch Glazier - SVP,
Gov. Relations & Legislative Counsel, RIAA
Caroline Little - CEO,
Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive
FEATURED SPEAKERS
William Allman - SVP & GM,
Interactive New Media, Discovery Networks
Aileen Atkins - SVP, Business Affairs, Napster
Larry Blosser - Of Counsel, Gray Cary
Jody Brannon - Executive Producer, USAToday.com
Pat Breslin - CEO,
Relatable
Jeff Briggs - Founder, President & CEO, Firaxis Games
Matt Bromberg - Vice President & GM, AOL Games
Jeffrey Bronikowski - Vice President, eLabs, Universal
Music Group
Ron Chaimowitz - President & CEO, PlayTV Inc.
Sarah Deutsch – VP & Associate General Counsel,
Verizon
Allison Dollar - Co-President,
Interactive Television Alliance
Tim Dunne - VP, Digital Media,
Nextel Communications, Inc.
Eugene Evans - President, Infinite
Ventures
Reed Freeman – Chief Privacy Officer,
Claria Corporation
Gerald Gordon -
President & CEO, Fairfax County Economic Dev. Authority
Rags Gupta - COO, Live365
Chris Haines - Managing Editor, USNews.com, U.S. News &
World Report
Stewart Halpern - Managing Dir., Digital Entertainment
Research, RBC Capital
Bill Holland - Washington Bureau Chief, Billboard Magazine
Mark Jacobs - CEO, Mythic Entertainment
Marc Juris - President, Fuse (a subsidiary of
Rainbow Media Holdings LLC)
Scott Kauffman - CEO, MusicNow
Marty Lafferty - CEO,
Distributed Computing Industry Association (DCIA)
Kevin Lapidus - General Counsel,
YellowBrix, Inc.
David Leibowitz - Managing Partner, CH Potomac
Lon Levin - SVP, Regulatory Affairs,
XM Satellite Radio Holdings, Inc.
David Levine - CEO, Butterfly.net
David Lipsey - VP, Media & Entertainment, Artesia
Karen Litsinger - VP & Associate
General Counsel, America Online, Inc.
Lydia Loizides - Analyst,
Media & Ent., Ziff Brothers Investments
Adrian McAloon - Director of Marketing, Ztango
Chris McAndrews - SVP & General Manager,
Nationalgeographic.com
Patrick McQuown - President, Proteus
Mark Myers - Vice President of
Strategic Alliances, Convera
David Oxenford - Partner, Shaw Pittman
Jonathan Potter - Executive Director, Digital Media
Association
Larry Rebich - VP of Program
Acquisition & Market Dev., SIRIUS Satellite Radio
Wayne Rosso - CEO, Optisoft, SL (former President of
Grokster)
Laurence Roth - VP, Mktg & Bus.
Dev./Co-Founder, Cinea
(Dolby Labs subsidiary)
Warren Schlichting - Vice President, New Business Strategy,
Comcast
Dan Scherlis - CEO, Etherplay
Ari Schwartz - Director,
Consumer Democracy & Technology (CDT)
Ned Sherman - CEO & Co-Founder, Digital Media Wire
Paul Sherman - President & Publisher, Tech Wire Media Group
Sherrese Smith - Assoc. Gen. Counsel,
Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive
Christina Tancredi, SVP
of Marketing, Advertising and Sponsorship Sales,
Music Choice
Yoav Tzruya - VP of Technologies &
Markets Strategy, Exent
Technologies
Stephen Warley - General Manager,
TVSpy (a Vault
service)
Debbie Weil - Publisher, WordBiz Report
Michael Weiss -
CEO, StreamCast Networks (owner, Morpheus P2P
software)
Gabe Zichermann - VP, Strategy & Communications, Trymedia
OVERVIEW
Media and entertainment companies are
going through a digital transformation, which is impacting
traditional business models and changing the way we distribute,
access and market media and entertainment.
Washington Digital Media Conference
brings
together decision-makers from the leading
media, entertainment and technology
companies in the Greater Washington, DC area
for a 1-day executive forum
focused on business, legal/policy and
technology
developments impacting digital media.
Get a unique view of the future of media and entertainment from
the inside. Gain insight into new business opportunities driving
the transformation of entertainment and media businesses. Take a
hard look at how traditional challenges to sustainable business
models are dissolving, only to be replaced by new obstacles, and
how we can prepare now to overcome them. Examine media and
entertainment-based technologies emerging today and explore how
these technologies are driving the transformation of the media
and entertainment industries.
How are traditional business models being
reinvented? What are the challenges and opportunities involving
digital media? What do you need to do to stay competitive in the
technology age? Be a part of this inaugural event, which brings
together the business and government leaders who are transforming
the Greater Washington, DC area into a center for digital media
innovation and development.
NEW
"SPYWARE" PANEL:
4:00 - 4:45 PM
PANEL 5B
The Issue of “Spyware”:
Protecting Consumer Privacy
From relatively benign online activity tracking to truly
malevolent total identity theft, new software programs are
threatening user control with applications such as browser
hijacking and keystroke logging. Is “spyware” replacing “spam” as
the Internet’s most urgent issue? How can consumers be protected
from unwelcome and dangerous PC invasions? What are the
requirements for consumer-respecting ad-supported software, and
how can it differentiate itself from invasive “spyware?” What are
the responsibilities of the software and telecommunications
industries to address the “spyware” issue?
How should government respond to this growing problem?
REGISTRATION
Pre-Registration: $295 (until June 11th)
Registration: $395 (after June 11th)
Online :
http://kb.digitalmediawire.com/register.php?eventid=1067
Phone: 323-822-0936
To submit speakers for
or request information about exhibiting or sponsoring at the 2004
conferences, please contact Tinzar Than, VP, Marketing & Events,
Digital Media Wire, Inc. at:
tinzar@digitalmediawire.com.
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o Briefly Noted: (Seattle)
Loudeye Technologies, a provider of streaming song samples and other
digital media services, announced on Tuesday that it has signed a
digital music distribution agreement with Naxos, a large independent
classical music record label. Under the deal, Naxos's catalog of
55,000 tracks will be available through Loudeye's IndieSource
program, which allows indie labels to more easily distribute their
tracks through a range of online digital music retailers.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040608/sftu061_1.html
http://www.loudeye.com
http://www.naxos.com
(Malibu, Calif.) Toymaker Jakks Pacific announced on Tuesday an
agreement with Warner Bros. Consumer Products, to develop a line of
its "TV Games" products based on Warner properties including
"Superman," "Batman," "Justice League" and "Scooby-Doo." The $20 TV
Games products are plug-and-play gaming systems that contain
multiple games in one single controller that connects directly to a
television. Malibu, Calif.-based Jakks said the Warner titles will
launch in 2005.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040608/latu016_1.html
http://www.jakkstvgames.com
(Los Gatos, Calif.) Online DVD rental service Netflix announced
on Tuesday a partnership with P.O.V., a public television program
that airs independent non-fiction films, to release the majority of
films shown on P.O.V. a day after their initial airing on
television. The first title under the agreement is "Farmingville,"
which will air on June 22 and go on sale from Netflix on June 23.
Other upcoming titles include "War Feels Like War" and "Last Man
Standing: Politics."
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040608/sftu095_1.html
http://www.netflix.com
http://www.pbs.org/pov
(Washington) XM Satellite Radio, a provider of
satellite-delivered digital radio programming, said on Tuesday that
it will broadcast interviews and live performances from the 2004
Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, Tenn., of which the company
is a sponsor. Performers at the event include Bob Dylan, the Dead,
Wilco and Yo La Tengo.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040608/dctu013_1.html
http://www.xmradio.com
http://www.bonnaroo.com
(Santa Monica, Calif.) Movielink, an Internet video-on-demand
joint venture between a number of Hollywood movie studios, announced
on Tuesday that it has acquired rights from Speed Racer Enterprises
to offer all 52 episodes of the "Speed Racer" animated TV series on
its service. Originally launched in Japan in 1966, the series has
aired in the U.S. recently on MTV and Cartoon Network.
http://www.movielink.com
http://www.speedracer.com
(Jericho, N.Y.) VOOM, the HDTV satellite TV service operated by
cable TV operator Cablevision's Rainbow DBS, announced on Tuesday a
partnership with electronics retailer Crutchfield, that will see its
products sold through Crutchfield's website and mail-order catalog.
http://www.voom.com
http://www.crutchfield.com
(San Diego) Mobile carrier Verizon Wireless on Tuesday announced
a partnership with Rhino Records, to offer ringtones, wallpapers and
other content from Rhino and Warner Music Group artists. The Verizon
Rhino Retro Club will be available for $3.99 per month.
http://www.rhino.com
http://www.verizonwireless.com/getitnow
(Maynard, Mass.) SeaChange International, a provider of
video-on-demand delivery equipment, said on Tuesday that Qrix
Communications, a leading South Korean cable TV operator, will use
its system to launch video-on-demand programming for its subscribers
later this summer. Qrix currently claims 450,000 subscribers in
Korea.
http://www.qrix.com
http://www.schange.com
(Los Angeles) Video game publisher Atari said on Tuesday that it
partnered with Epic Records and Nimrod Productions to distribute a
standalone soundtrack CD for its upcoming "DRIV3R" title for Xbox
and PlayStation 2. Featuring artists including Iggy Pop, Phantom
Planet and Hope of the States, the album will be released on June 21
alongside the game.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040608/85569_1.html
http://www.driv3r.com
http://www.epicrecords.com
(Santa Monica, Calif.) Video game publisher Activision said on
Tuesday that it has signed an agreement to become a publisher of
games for Qualcomm's BREW platform for cell phones. The Santa
Monica, Calif.-based company did not announce any upcoming original
or library titles it intends to port to BREW.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040608/latu064_1.html
http://www.activision.com
http://www.qualcomm.com/brew
(San Diego) Mobile entertainment publisher Atlas Mobile announced
on Tuesday a slate of new skill game cash tournaments it will
publish for Qualcomm's BREW platform for cell phones. The company
will offer "Ms. Pac-Man" tournaments for prizes, as part of a deal
with developer Namco, as well as "Boulder Dash," co-published with
First Star Software; "Sveerz," licensed from Skunk Studios; and
"Daily Jigsaw Tournaments," published by Sennari Mobile.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040608/latu062_1.html
http://www.atlas-mobile.com
(San Francisco) Game publisher Mastiff on Tuesday announced that
its "Technic Beat" title for PlayStation 2, which lets users create
and dance to their own music creations, will be released in late
summer. Created by Japanese developer Arika, the game features music
from titles released by fellow game developer Namco.
http://www.mastiff-games.com
http://www.arika.co.jp/product/technic
(San Francisco) GarageBand.com, a site that lets bands create
their own webpages and upload their songs for public listening, is
now offering musicians the ability to distribute their songs for
free under the Creative Commons Music Sharing License, Wired News
reported on Tuesday. The unique license allows anyone to download,
copy and share a song at will, provided they do not sell or alter
the work.
http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,63720,00.html
http://www.garageband.com
http://creativecommons.org/license/music
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Classifieds: > #1 Mobile Media Firm in U.S. is Looking For LA
Sales Manager
ipsh! (www.ipsh.com) is currently
looking to bring on one (1) manager of media sales based in Los
Angeles. We are seeking an aggressive individual with
'go-getting' startup attitude, combining outstanding people
skills and excellent customer service, with experience in direct
B2B television, theatrical studio and agency sales. Candidate
must possess a proven sales track record & over achieving quota
in new markets with new products. To apply send your resume and
cover letter to
careers@ipsh.com with subject 'Manager of Media Sales'.
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> Account Executive for Award Winning Marketing
Firm
RMR & Associates (http://www.rmr.com) the recognized leader in
B2B marketing with over 275 campaigns under our belt, is looking
for an ambitious self-starter to join our talented team. This
position includes servicing accounts as well as cultivating biz
dev opps. 2-3 years experience in marketing /advertising/public
relations preferred. e-mail cover letter and resume to
hr@rmr.com
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> Web Project Manager
Redmon Group is seeking to fill a PM position that will be
responsible for the hands-on project management of Redmon
technology solutions such as: Web sites, transportation
technology, multimedia, e-learning, and interactive museum
projects. All applicants must have hands-on interactive project
development skills and management experience. Clients include:
Discovery Channel, Smithsonian, World Bank, Arlington County, DEA,
and ATF. Send resumes to
john@redmon.com Visit
http://www.redmon.com
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> Senior Financial Analyst
Online Resources, a leading provider of online banking to
financial institutions across the United States is looking for a
Sr. Financial Analyst to track & analyze monthly revenues &
expenses against budget; support management in the annual budget
process; review/report corporate performance metrics to Sr. Mgmt;
assist in the preparation of financial forecasts that will be
used by Sr. Mgmt to make strategic business decisions. Send
resumes to wnewman@orcc.com
Visit http://www.orcc.com
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> Inside Sales Reps Needed
Put the coffee down! If you know what this means and you are an
experienced inside sales rep, we should meet. We don't have the
Glengarry Leads, but we do have Aptela, a service that is
changing business communications, and has proven magnificently
saleable. We offer a compensation package that certainly beats a
set of steak knives. If you can close business over the phone,
please submit your resume to
sales@aptela.com No calls please. Heck, we may even buy you a
cup of coffee.
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> Sr. Product Manager
Responsibilities: Develop and drive the product vision, product
plans and product management framework for the ARC DC product
line. Lead the cross-functional product management team in the
mgmt of product portfolio analysis, product development and
release schedules and feature list mgmt. through all aspects of
the product planning process. Require: Min. 7 yrs in the airline
industry with exp. in: Product Mgmt or project mgmt in : Airline
Marketing, Sales, Revenue Mgmt, Pricing, or Finance. Strong
leadership and team building skills. Must have at least a BA/BS
in business or technical field. Send resumes to
jobs@arccorp.com
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> Federal Business Development
Successful candidates must possess 5 plus years in major account
sales of computer related systems or software of which 3 plus
years selling information technology services to corporate and
government clients. Salary to 90k plus 150 comp plan. MD, DC, VA.
Strong Federal Government Exp Clearance Pref. Send resumes to
mark@allandavidrecruiters.com
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> PricewaterhouseCoopers' Entertainment and Media Outlook
Purchase the book every entertainment and media executive must
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the U.S. and Canada across 14 industry segments, including a
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> Interoperability: Solutions and Best Practices, June 24 -
Orlando, FL
Are you trying to reach the first responders marketplace?
Showcase your Interoperability solution to potential buyers,
Government Procurement /Acquisition officials, at this event.
Dereck Orr, Chief of Staff for the SAFECOM project, DHS and Gary
Rogers, Program Manager, DHS - ODP will keynote. Register at
http://www.aeanet.org/events/fljs_tdc062404.asp Send
inquiries to
jennifer_gabriel@aeanet.org
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> Preserving the Benefits of Open Source While Managing Risks -
June 29
Open Source Risk Management, LLC presents, Preserving the
Benefits of Open Source While Managing Risks Seminar on June 29,
2004. Whether new to Open Source or an early adopter, gain
valuable knowledge to mitigate the risks of Open Source Software
while preserving its unique benefits. Get answers to these
questions and more: How should legal staff and developers work
together? What Best Practices should I consider adopting? What
does the current Open Source related litigation mean for my
company? To Register :
http://www.osriskmanagement.com/training.shtml For
more details:
training@osriskmanagement.com
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