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June 9,
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Actors' Unions Avoid Strike, Reach Deal With Video Game Publishers
o FCC
Votes to Accelerate Transition to Digital TV
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Merger of Game Retailers GameStop, Electronics Boutique Given OK
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XM Satellite Radio to Raise $300 Million in Public Offering
o Video Game Journalists Name
Best New Titles from E3 Expo
o Warner Releases Chinese DVD on
Same Day as Film's U.S. Theatrical Debut
o Microsoft Planning to Sell
Windows "N" in EU on June 15
o Take-Two Interactive Pays $7.5
Million to Settle SEC Accounting Charges
o Hasbro Buys Some Game Rights
Back from Infogrames for $65 Million
o Cable TV Firm Adelphia
Launches Digital Music Subscription Service
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Briefly Noted: Roxio - The Boom
Box, AOL's Singingfish, Clear Channel Radio - Backstreet Boys,
Technicolor - video game services, Sirius Satellite Radio - Bruce
"Cousin Brucie" Morrow, THQ's "Destroy All Humans!" - soundtrack,
Activision - Harrah's Entertainment, D3Publisher - "Hi Hi Puffy
AmiYumi," Gravity - Sonnori's "Stylia," Apple Japan - August iTunes
launch denial
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Job/Event/Marketplace Classifieds:
--IT Workers Assert Their Rights To Overtime Pay
--Sales Manager
--Digital Music Counsel
--Vice President/Media Director
--Sr. Product Manager
--Internal Communications/ Strategic HR Consultant
--Channel Sales Director
--IT Solutions and Services Sales - Financial/Insurance
Vertical
--Information Architect
--Senior Java Developer
--Systems Engineer
--Sr. J2EE Developer
--Director, IT Planning and Program Management - Biotech
--Strategic Communications Group Offers Blog Relations Counsel
--iPath Technologies, Inc. Adds Juniper Netscreen Training to
Curriculum
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o Actors' Unions Avoid Strike, Reach
Deal With Video Game Publishers
Los Angeles -- Averting a potential strike by actors who lend
their voices to video games, the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) have
announced a contract settlement with video game publishers, that
increases actors' pay for video game appearances, but stops short of
providing them "residual" payments. The new 3.5-year agreement was
reached on Wednesday, after SAG and AFRTA members failed to vote in
large enough numbers to authorize a strike. The settlement includes
a 36% increase in minimum actor pay over the term, with a 25% raise
to be implemented immediately, in addition to increased benefits for
actors. Video game publishers had argued that residual payments,
which are the standard in TV and movies and pay actors a cut of all
sales, are not warranted for video games. "Our members clearly
support the inclusion of residuals in our Interactive contracts,"
said SAG president Melissa Gilbert. "However, with great reluctance,
our negotiating committee concluded that it is in the interests of
the members who work these contracts to make this deal." AFTRA
national president John Connolly concurred: "We are proud that this
deal significantly enhances wages and increases benefits for
performers in interactive games. While we did not get all that we
want...and deserve… this contract is another important step in
building artists' power in this growing sector of the media
industry."
http://tinyurl.com/bfs95
http://tinyurl.com/7vjqh
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o FCC Votes to
Accelerate Transition to Digital TV
Washington -- The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has
voted unanimously to accelerate the transition to digital TV
broadcasting, by moving up the deadline by which manufacturers of
mid-sized TV sets must include a digital tuner. The previous
deadline of July 1, 2006, for mid-sized TVs to include a digital
tuner, has been advanced to March 1, 2006. Additionally, the FCC
proposed to move up the date by which all TVs 13" or larger must
include a digital TV tuner, from July 1, 2007 to no later than Dec.
31, 2006. The FCC asked for public comment both on this issue as
well as whether the digital tuner requirement should be extended to
include televisions with smaller than 13" screens.
http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DOC-259245A1.doc
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o Merger of
Game Retailers GameStop, Electronics Boutique Given OK
Grapevine, Texas -- Video game retailer GameStop Corp. announced
on Thursday that its proposed $1.44 billion merger with fellow
retailer Electronics Boutique will go ahead, following the
expiration of the waiting period under the Hart-Scott-Rondino
Antitrust Improvements Act. The merged company will operate a total
of 3,800 stores worldwide, and account for an estimated 20-30% of
the total video game retail market. The deal must still be approved
by both companies' shareholders, but is expected to close in the
third quarter of 2005.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050609/95246.html
http://www.gamestop.com
http://www.ebgames.com
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o XM
Satellite Radio to Raise $300 Million in Public Offering
Washington -- Needing to raise cash for satellite-related
expenses, XM Satellite Radio, a provider of satellite radio services
with more than 4 million subscribers, said on Thursday that it plans
to raise about $300 million through a secondary stock offering. The
company is selling 9.7 million shares in the offering, which is
being underwritten by UBS Securities and is expected to close on
June 14. XM said that it will use a portion of the proceeds to pay
for the launch of its next satellite, XM-4, in mid-late 2006, as
well as for the construction of XM-5, to be built by Space
Systems/Loral and scheduled for delivery in 2007. XM has about 211.8
million common shares outstanding.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050609/nyth052.html
http://www.xmradio.com
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o Video Game
Journalists Name Best New Titles from E3 Expo
Los Angeles -- A group of journalists from 33 media organizations
has named its top video game picks from last month's Electronic
Entertainment Expo (E3), with Maxis/Electronic Arts' "Spore" taking
Best of Show at the 2005 Game Critics Awards. The event was
broadcast for the first time this year on Spike TV. EA's "Spore,"
developed by "Sims" creator Will Wright, also took the awards for
Best Original Game, Best PC Game and Best Simulation Game. Other
winners included Nintendo's "The Legend of Zelda: Twilight
Princess," which was recognized as Best Console Game and Best
Action/Adventure Game, as well as its "Nintendogs" title for the DS,
which won Best Handheld Game. Monolith/Vivendi Universal's "F.E.A.R."
was named Best Action Game, while Digital Illusions/Electronic Arts'
"Battlefield 2" won for Best Online Multiplayer title, and Namco's
"We Love Katamari" took home the award for Best Puzzle/Trivia/Parlor
Game. A full list of winners is available at the link below.
http://www.gamecriticsawards.com/win.html
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o Warner
Releases Chinese DVD on Same Day as Film's U.S. Theatrical Debut
Los Angeles -- In a bid to stem the rampant piracy of
newly-released films in China, Warner Bros. Entertainment this week
made the unprecedented move of releasing its film "The Sisterhood of
the Traveling Pants" on DVD in China on the same day it debuted in
U.S. theaters, the Los Angeles Times reported. Although the film was
not scheduled for release at all in Chinese theaters, the studio
said it will consider the practice on more prominent titles in the
future, in efforts to battle the large Chinese pirate DVD market.
"We will closely monitor the impact of this release on our other
businesses to determine whether to follow this same release strategy
with more high-profile titles," Warner Home Video president Jim
Cardwell told the Times. Fellow Hollywood studio Sony also recently
released a deeply-discounted DVD of its "Kung Fu Hustle" in China
just over a month after its release in Chinese theaters, and two
months before the film's U.S. release -- adding that it sold nearly
2 million of the discounted DVDs.
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-dvd9jun09.story
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o Microsoft
Planning to Sell Windows "N" in EU on June 15
Brussels -- Having complied with a number of EU antitrust
sanctions, software giant Microsoft announced that it plans to start
shipping the so-called "N" editions of its Windows XP operating
system, which come without Windows Media Player, to European PC
makers by June 15. Windows XP Home Edition N and Professional
Edition N -- the names chosen by the European Commission from nine
options -- will be available to retail outlets on June 1. Microsoft
said the new stripped-down operating systems would initially be
available in English, German, French, Italian and Spanish, but added
that additional versions in other European languages would be ready
by July 15. Microsoft said consumers who purchased the N versions
and still wanted Media Player would be able to download a Media Pack
from Microsoft's website.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?A5F012B3B
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o Take-Two
Interactive Pays $7.5 Million to Settle SEC Accounting Charges
New York -- Video game publisher Take-Two Interactive, creators
of the "Grand Theft Auto" game franchise, announced on Thursday that
it has paid $7.5 million to settle charges brought by the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over the company's
accounting practices. New York-based Take-Two did not admit or deny
any wrongdoing related to SEC charges it inflated reported revenue
during 2000 and 2001. Several current and former Take-Two employees
-- including former chairman and CEO Ryan Brant, former COO Larry
Muller and former CFO James David -- also settled charges brought by
the SEC, agreeing to pay a combined $1.25 million and also return
$5.1 million in disgorgement and prejudgment interest.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050609/95516.html
http://www.take2games.com
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o Hasbro Buys
Some Game Rights Back from Infogrames for $65 Million
Pawtucket, R.I. -- Toymaker Hasbro announced on Thursday that it
has reaquired the rights to develop video games based on its
products from France-based Infogrames Entertainment -- the parent
company of Atari -- for $65 million. The initial deal was struck in
December 2000, between Hasbro Interactive and Infogrames' Games.com
site. Hasbro said it has now entered into a new licensing agreement
with Infogrames, giving the company rights to publish games based on
ten Hasbro franchises. While Infrogrames and Atari will still
publish titles based on Hasbro's "Dungeons and Dragons," and a range
of board games like "Monopoly," "The Game of Life," "Clue" and
"Battleship," Hasbro reacquired the video game rights to its
"Transformers," "My Little Pony," "Connect Four," "Candyland" and
other properties.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050609/nyth035.html
http://www.hasbro.com
http://www.atari.com
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o Cable TV
Firm Adelphia Launches Digital Music Subscription Service
Greenwood Village, Colo. -- Adelphia, the nation's fifth-largest
cable operator -- recently acquired jointly by Comcast and Time
Warner Cable -- announced on Thursday the launch of an online music
service for its high-speed Internet customers. The Adelphia Music
subscription service offers unlimited streaming and downloading of
1.5 million tracks, provided by MusicNet, for $7.95 per month. While
downloads under the plan are tethered to the PC, and will expire if
a subscription lapses, the service also offers permanent downloads
for an additional fee. Adelphia also launched a second subscription
service, offering streamed Major League Baseball games, video clips
from CNN.com and The Weather Channel, online games, printable
greeting cards, and research tools from Encyclopedia Britannica. The
Adelphia NetPak will cost subscribers an additional $9.95 per month.
Adelphia said it partnered with Synacor to create the private-label
music portal and NetPak service.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050609/lath030.html
http://www.synacor.com
http://www.adelphia.net
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>DMW Events:
2nd Annual Digital Media Conference
June 17, 2005 | McLean,
VA
www.digitalmediaconference.com
Mark your calendars! The 2nd
Annual Digital Media Conference is set for Friday, June 17,
2005 at the Hilton McLean in Tysons Corner, McLean, Virginia.
This is a must-attend event for media, entertainment and
technology businesses, educational institutions and government
agencies involved in the digital distribution of media,
including information, education & entertainment products.
PANEL TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Copyrights v. Technology:
The Battle Heats Up
- Digital
Living: Entertainment for the Connected Consumer
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The "New" FCC and the Future of
Digital Media
- Video
Games: An Industry Going Mainstream?
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The Evolution of Radio:
Satellite, Wireless & the Internet
- The
Changing Face of Television: Exploring Digital Frontiers
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Mobile
Entertainment: Wireless Technologies Shaping the Future of
Entertainment
- Online
Publishing 2.0: Blogs, RSS & Other Innovations Driving the
Industry
For more information
click here.
To register
click here.
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Registration:$395
Register online at:
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Phone registration: 323-852-7130
To submit speakers or request
information about exhibiting or sponsoring at the 2005
conferences, please contact Tinzar Than, VP, Marketing &
Events, Digital Media Wire, Inc. at:
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> Featured Advertisement:
IT Workers Assert Their Rights To Overtime Pay
Tired of working late and on weekends without extra compensation?
Whether you are a salaried or hourly pay employee, your company may
be required to pay you overtime wages. Do not assume that you are
not entitled to overtime. For a clear, concise summary of the law
for IT workers, visit
http://www.lieffcabraser.com/itovertime.htm or contact attorney
Jahan Sagafi of Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein, LLP, at
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o Briefly Noted: (Santa Clara,
Calif.) Roxio, a division of Sonic Solutions that develops CD and
DVD burning software, on Thursday announced the release of The Boom
Box, a new suite of audio applications for the Mac that incorporate
Apple's iPod. The software lets users covert Web pages, e-mail and
other text documents into audio files and create their own personal
audio books, as well as digitize their vinyl and cassette music
collections. The suite also includes an application that can record
Internet radio shows, and iPodderX -- which lets users subscribe to
their favorite podcasts.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050609/95243.html
http://www.roxio.com/go/boombox
(Dulles, Va.) America Online said on Thursday that its video and
audio search engine, Singingfish, will begin featuring video content
feeds from more than 13 new partners, including CNN, MarketWatch and
CBSNews.com. Singingfish allows users to browse millions of
multimedia files available on the web across a wide range of
categories, including entertainment, finance, health, news and
sports. The new content partners join a list that already includes
such names as MSNBC, NPR and Reuters. Company officials said that
Singingfish handles well over 200 million video and audio searches
each month.
http://search.singingfish.com
(New York) Radio station owner Clear Channel Radio announced on
Thursday that it will offer an exclusive preview of the Backstreet
Boys' new album, streamed in its entirety for listeners on its radio
stations' websites. The Clear Channel sites will begin offering the
stream on Friday, in advance of the album's release in stores on
Tuesday, June 14.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050609/95524.html
http://www.clearchannel.com/music
(Burbank, Calif.) French electronics firm Thomson's
California-based Technicolor unit on Thursday announced that it has
expanded its services to include video game design and high-end art
production. Burbank, Calif.-based Technicolor recently provided Sony
Computer Entertainment America with game-related services on the
development of its "God of War" title, and has also aided in the
production of games including "Spider-Man 2" and "Ratchet & Clank."
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050609/95291.html
http://www.technicolor.com
(New York) Sirius Satellite Radio, a provider of subscription
radio programming, announced on Thursday that it has signed a deal
to bring New York radio personality Bruce "Cousin Brucie" Morrow to
Sirius. Cousin Brucie has appeared on-air for the past forty years
on WINS, WABC-AM and WCBS-FM in New York.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050609/nyth099.html
http://www.siriusradio.com
(Calabasas Hills, Calif.) Game publisher THQ said on Thursday
that it plans to release a promotional soundtrack of remixes of
classic 50's songs and other tracks, to coincide with the release of
its "Destroy All Humans!" alien invasion game on June 21. Produced
by Los Angeles DJ Jason Bentley, the soundtrack, will feature tracks
such as "Sh-Boom" by the Crew Cuts remixed by artists including
Junkie XL, Timo Maas and Meat Beat Manifesto, in addition to the
game's score, composed by Garry Schyman. Select tracks from the
soundtrack are also available for download from the game's website.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050609/lath046a.html
http://www.destroyallhumansgame.com
(Minneapolis) Video game publisher Activision announced on
Thursday that it has signed a licensing agreement with casino
operator Harrah's Entertainment, to develop and publish a line of
video games based on the World Series of Poker tournament.
Activision said it plans to ship a "World Series of Poker" title for
PC, console and handheld platforms in the fall of 2005.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050609/95246.html
http://www.harrahs.com
(Los Angeles) Video game publisher D3Publisher of America
announced on Thursday that it has secured a license from Cartoon
Network Enterprises to develop games based on the network's series,
"Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi," which itself is based on the real-life
Japanese pop band. Los Angeles-based D3Publisher of America, a unit
of Japan-based D3Publisher, said its first title under the five-year
agreement will be for Nintendo Game Boy Advance.
http://www.d3p.us
http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/tv_shows/puffyamiyumi
http://www.puffyamiyumi.com
(Seoul, South Korea) Korean online games developer Gravity said
on Thursday that it has signed an agreement with developer Sonnori
to publish its casual online game, "Stylia." Gravity and Sonnori
also collaborated on the PC roleplaying game "Arcturus." A beta test
of "Stylia" is expected to launch in July.
http://www.sonnori.co.kr
http://www.gravity.co.kr
(London) The Register reports that Apple Japan has denied a
report published in yesterday's Nihon Keizai Shimbun newspaper, and
carried by both The Register and this newsletter, that the company
plans to launch an iTunes Music Store in Japan in August. The
Japanese website Internet Watch quoted an Apple Japan spokesman, who
called the story "completely untrue." Apple said in April that it
plans to launch an iTunes Store in Japan by the end of the year; the
company has been in difficult negotiations with record labels in the
country, over the pricing and terms of song licensing.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/06/08/apple_japan_itunes
http://internet.watch.impress.co.jp/cda/news/2005/06/07/7910.html
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> IT Workers Assert Their Rights To Overtime Pay
Tired of working late and on weekends without extra
compensation? Whether you are a salaried or hourly pay
employee, your company may be required to pay you overtime
wages. Do not assume that you are not entitled to overtime.
For a clear, concise summary of the law for IT workers, visit
http://www.lieffcabraser.com/itovertime.htm or contact
attorney Jahan Sagafi of Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein,
LLP, at jsagafi@lchb.com
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> Sales ManagerMuze Inc. offers an exciting career
opportunity to sell products and services, and manage a
growing sales staff for this industry leader in entertainment
product information and e-commerce services. This high
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negotiating customer and business relationships with an
emphasis on e-commerce, data licensing and consultative sales.
Position is also responsible for managing and mentoring the
sales team, including hiring and training, sales forecasting
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competitive salary and benefits in a casual Soho setting.
Please forward confidential resume & salary history to:
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> Digital Music Counsel
RealNetworks is seeking a lawyer to
focus on its digital music business, including Rhapsody,
RealPlayer Store, RadioPass, RollingStone.com and mobile music
services. Duties include negotiating and drafting content
licensing agreements with record labels and music publishers &
distribution, marketing and promotion agreements with
broadband service providers, websites, etc. Candidate must
have IP background, JD w/ 5-8 years legal exp., pref in new
media licensing, admission to at least one state bar.
Apply on-line at www.real.com
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> Vice President/Media Director - Boston
Our client, one of the top interactive and analytical data
marketing firms in their space, is searching for a Vice
President / Media Director. Candidates should have at least 10
years of strategic media planning experience, large team
management and strong client relationship building experience.
P&L responsibility along with new business media lead pitch &
win experience is required. The client will pay for full
relocation for the right candidate. Reports to EVP/ Media.
Boston. Requires relocation to Boston. Send resumes to
dhonig@market- search.net
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> Sr. Product Manager - Walnut Creek
The Product Manager is the worldwide owner of assigned
products throughout the product life cycle, including market
analysis, definition of feature requirements, product
positioning, competitive analysis, partner identification, and
product launch. Require: 5 years enterprise software or
hardware appliance product mgmt, understanding of IT
environments in general and network troubleshooting in
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strategic and analytical skills, ability to work in and foster
a collaborative team, BS/BA required, MS/MBA preferred. Visit
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> Internal Communications/ Strategic HR Consultant
Innovative and fast-growing strategic communications firm
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Min 3 to 5 years internal communications exp. Organizational
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percent of the time. Highly motivated, dynamic personality.
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> Channel Sales Director
ExtenDB is searching for a Channel
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implementing partner strategies to grow company revenue
through resellers, system integrators, and technology
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> IT Solutions and Services Sales - Financial/Insurance
Vertical
Software AG seeks an Account Executive to sell IT Solutions
and Professional Services in the New York City/NJ/Philadelphia
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kim.burger@softwareagusa.com
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> Information Architect
This exciting role is an opportunity for a seasoned
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> Senior Java Developer
Looking for software engineers interested in helping us
build a worldwide info mgmt system. Our preferred candidate is
someone with demonstrated application development/software
engineering exp. creating web-based applications using Java,
JSP, EJB, JDBC, Struts, Hibernate, Spring, Ant, and WebLogic.
Knowledge of Oracle DBMS and Plumtree Portal Server is also
desired. A solid understanding of n-tiered application
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be a U.S. citizen and hold a B.S. or M.S. degree in Computer
Science or Computer Information Systems, or a similar degree.
Send inquiries to
careers@nearinfinity.com
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> Systems Engineer
Solutions System Engineer to support sales team in Md/Va
and East. Canada. Must be expert in X86/VME/cPCI technology.
Req. 1-2 certifications. Project oriented - may lead assigned
project(s) from beginning to end. Must have integration
experience. Send resumes to
talent.acquisition@avnet.com
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> Sr. J2EE Developer - Washington, DC
Senior level position providing highest level of technical
support and leadership on projects, business development
initiatives, and internal programs. Min. 5 years of
professional exp. designing and implementing enterprise level
J2EE transactional applications. Candidate must have
demonstrable expertise using the following APIs: Servlet/JSP,
EJB, RMI, JNDI, JDBC, JTA. Candidate must have demonstrable
expertise with Java application servers such as WebLogic,
WebSphere, Oracle Application Server, JBoss, etc. Applicant
must be a U.S. Citizen. Active Security Clearance preferred.
Send resumes to
sshmia@1-sc.com
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> Director, IT Planning and Program Management - Biotech
Key member of IT organization, rotational assignment
intended to prepare incumbent for subsequent, major management
position within IT. Manage a staff of 3-4 professionals;
partner with CIO in managing IT planning and administration
for the organization. Prepare and track IT budget; determine
performance measures; lead program management across all
business functions; establish standards; prepare presentations
to BOD and senior management. Send resumes to
fsltd@earthlink.net
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> iPath Technologies, Inc. Adds Juniper Netscreen Training to
Curriculum
iPath Technologies, Inc., has added a new offering to its
Juniper networking courses entitled Implementing Netscreen
Security Gateways. INSG is valuable to network engineers,
support personnel, resellers, and others who implement
NetScreen products. For the latest course dates and locations,
please visit
http://www.ipath.net For information contact
training@ipath.net
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