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o Game
Developer Acclaim Lays Off 600, Will File for Bankruptcy
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Large Webcasters, SoundExchange Propose Music
Royalty Agreement
o WSJ:
America Online Testing Internet Phone Service
o
Report: Music Downloads to Hit $4.2 Billion in Western Europe by
2009
o Audible, Random House Joint
Venture to Sell Audiobooks in Germany
o Wireless Entertainment
Publisher Dwango Raises $3 Million
o Paramount Buys Film Rights to
Midway Games' "AREA 51"
o Game Developer Crave
Entertainment Secures $58 Million Credit Facility
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DMW Announcements:
--Future of Television: Next Generation - November 19, 2004
--Billboard Digital Entertainment Conference & Awards
- Nov. 4-5, 2004
> Featured
Advertisement:
--Micropayments Conference - October 5, 2004
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Briefly Noted: XM Satellite
Radio - discontinued PC receiver, Apple iTunes - 5 million European
downloads, Microsoft - Digital River, Sprint - ringtone sales
figures, Sirius Satellite Radio - CSTV, XM - NASCAR, Rio, GameFly -
Fuse, Square Enix, Namco, Electronic Arts, Aspyr Media - Wideload
Games, KOEI, Codemasters, Digital Cinema Initiatives
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Job/Event/Marketplace Classifieds:
--RealNetworks - Counsel (Tracking Code 1363)
--Marketing and Sales Assistant
--Manager of Information Architecture (Combat ID Programs)
--Outside Sales Representatives
--Analyst - Network Security Engineering Firm
--Finance Senior Associate
--Contracts Manager
--Program Manager
--Re-inventing Television Summit - Sept. 29-30, Queen Mary,
Long Beach
--Small Payments Make It Big - Micropayments Conference - Oct.
5, 2004
--CTIA & MMA's Mobile Marketing Roadshow - October 14, 2004
Boston, MA
--New Release: PwC Global Entertainment and Media Outlook:
2004-2008
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o Game Developer Acclaim Lays Off
600, Will File for Bankruptcy
Glen Cove, N.Y. -- Struggling video game developer Acclaim
Entertainment has laid off all 600 of its employees and will file
for Ch. 7 bankruptcy on Tuesday, according to various published
reports citing sources within the company. Acclaim was unable to
renew its loan with GMAC Commercial Finance, and unsuccessful in
locating an alternative $65 million loan. Company CFO Gerald Agoglia
told employees at the company's Glen Cove, N.Y. headquarters of the
news late Friday, IGN.com reported; Acclaim also operated
development studios in Austin, Texas and Manchester and Cheltenham
in Great Britain. The company will not publish titles such as "The
Red Star" and "Juiced," which were slated for release in September.
Acclaim has suffered weak sales of its titles over the past year,
and was also compelled to restate results from the past three years
after discovering an accounting error. Acclaim shares were delisted
from the Nasdaq last week after failing to meet Nasdaq requirements.
http://pc.ign.com/articles/543/543191p1.html
http://www.gamespot.com/news/2004/08/31/news_6106146.html
http://www.acclaim.com
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o Large
Webcasters, SoundExchange Propose Music Royalty Agreement
Washington -- The Digital Media Association (DiMA), a trade group
of large music webcasters, announced that it has filed a joint
petition with SoundExchange, the recording industry's digital
royalty collection body, to renew the current webcasting royalty
rates for the period of 2005-2006. The U.S. Copyright Office will
publish the agreement and accept comments in its review of the
proposed deal, which would eliminate the necessity of holding
another contentious Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel (CARP). The
agreement would cover large webcasters including AOL, Microsoft,
Yahoo and RealNetworks, while smaller webcasters would still be free
to negotiate their own terms. "DiMA companies continue to believe
that royalties paid by our industry to sound recording companies and
artists are unfairly high and above-market-rate," said DiMA
executive director Jon Potter. "Nevertheless, in the interests of
focusing our industry's limited resources on the continuing effort
to build profitable businesses and defeat piracy, DiMA has agreed to
avoid arbitration and the associated costs for at least another year
or two."
http://makeashorterlink.com/?F58352F29
http://www.kurthanson.com/archive/news/083104/index.asp
http://www.soundexchange.com
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o WSJ: America
Online Testing Internet Phone Service
Dulles, Va. -- Hoping to cash in on a growing trend in
telecommunications, America Online is testing a new Internet
telephone service, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday. The
service, which is based on Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP)
technology -- will allow the company to offer phone service to
broadband customers at low prices. The Journal reported that AOL,
which has about 23 million Internet customers, is working with Level
3 Communications to test the service. Recently, cable companies have
been exploring the possibility of adding VoIP services, which are
gaining popularity as more consumers switch to broadband Internet
connections. Traditional phone companies, such as AT&T, Verizon and
Qwest, also have announced plans to enter the market in an attempt
to keep their customer bases in tact.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?O2D956D29
http://www.aol.com
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o Report:
Music Downloads to Hit $4.2 Billion in Western Europe by 2009
Cambridge, Mass. -- The digital music market in Western Europe
will grow to $4.2 billion in 2009, gradually catching up with U.S.
sales after the launch of services from Apple, Sony, Napster and
Microsoft in the region, according to a report from
Massachusetts-based market research firm Forrester Research. Over
60% of European downloads will be generated in Britain, France and
Germany in 2009, Forrester projected, with Spain and Italy growing
to account for an additional 20% of the market. The report also
found that half of the current market for digital music sales is
generated by consumers aged 16-24, but predicts that older users
will increasingly access such services as they become more easy to
use.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?E2D242F29
http://www.forrester.com
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o Audible,
Random House Joint Venture to Sell Audiobooks in Germany
Wayne, N.J. -- Audiobook publisher Audible on Tuesday announced
the formation of an international joint venture with publisher
Verlagsgruppe Random House and Holtzbrinck Networxs to create a
German-language version of its online audiobook store. Audible.de is
expected to launch in the fourth quarter of 2004 and will consist of
a German language site featuring German audio content as well as
Audible's English-language content for download. New Jersey-based
Audible also announced on Tuesday that it partnered with C-SPAN to
offer free audio downloads of keynote speeches from the 2004
Republican National Convention.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040831/315168_1.html
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040831/315757_1.html
http://www.randomhouse.de
http://www.audible.com/rnc
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o Wireless
Entertainment Publisher Dwango Raises $3 Million
Seattle -- Dwango North America, a developer and publisher of
wireless entertainment content, announced on Tuesday that it has
raised $3 million in new funding from Weiss, Peck & Greer
Investments. The investment follows an earlier aggregate funding of
$5 million from Alexandria Investment Management. Seattle-based
Dwango, the U.S. arm of Japanese firm Dwango Co. Ltd., has delivered
games and ringtones to partners including Rolling Stone and ESPN.
"This most recent investment will drive continued product
development, brand acquisitions and international expansion to meet
increasing global demand for our mobile entertainment content," said
Dwango CEO Rick Hennessey.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040831/315197_1.html
http://www.dwango.com
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o Paramount
Buys Film Rights to Midway Games' "AREA 51"
Hollywood -- Viacom's Paramount Pictures announced on Tuesday
that it has acquired the rights from Chicago-based developer Midway
Games to create a feature-length film based on the company's
upcoming "AREA 51" video game. The title, scheduled for release in
March 2005 for PlayStation 2 and Xbox, is an alien-themed sci-fi
game that features voice talent from David Duchovny, Powers Boothe
and Marilyn Manson. Paramount said that producer Christine Peters
("How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days") will be collaborating with Midway
Games on the film, billed as an action-packed thriller.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040831/315547_1.html
http://makeashorterlink.com/?A14F22E29
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o Game
Developer Crave Entertainment Secures $58 Million Credit Facility
Los Angeles -- Video game developer and publisher Crave
Entertainment announced on Tuesday that it has secured a new
three-year, $58 million credit facility with GE Capital. The package
includes a $55 million revolving credit line for working capital
needs and a $3 million loan. The company also announced that it has
relocated its warehouse operations from Rancho Dominguez, Calif. to
a larger facility in nearby Carson. Crave Entertainment has
developed titles including "Ultimate Fighting Championship,"
"Freedom Force" and "Battle Realms."
http://www.cravegames.com
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> DMW Events:
Future of Television
Forum: Next Generation
November 19, 2004
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New York
City
www.televisionconference.com
Phone Registration Available Now
323-822-0936
OVERVIEW
Last year 370+ attended Future of Television Forum, which
included keynotes from Mark Cuban (Chairman, HDNet / Owner,
Dallas Mavericks), Joshua Sapan (President & CEO Rainbow
Media Holdings, Inc.), and David Zaslav (President, NBC
Cable). This year's event is scheduled for November 19, 2004
at NYU's Stern School of Business and will feature an
impressive line-up of speakers and cutting-edge topics
focused on the "Next Generation" of television.
REGISTRATION
Early Bird: $195
(until August
31)
Pre-Registration: $295
(until November 12)
Registration:
$395 (after November 12 & at Door)
Online Registration:
http://kb.digitalmediawire.com/register.php?eventid=1074
Phone: 323-822-0936
Entertainment is constantly
evolving. It is tied to no particular platform, format
or place in time, but shaped by the visionaries, innovators,
entrepreneurs and brand developers who embrace technology,
look to the future and inspire creativity. As a result, new
ideas and art forms are brought to life.
The Billboard Digital Entertainment Awards honor this
vision, along with innovation, entrepreneurship and brand
development in digital entertainment. With awards in 30
unique categories honoring achievements involving games,
music and film, television and video,
Billboard recognizes the cutting-edge developments and
forward thinkers shaping the future of entertainment.
The Conference will
feature provocative panel sessions on current digital
entertainment issues. Approximately 70 industry
leaders will be speaking at the 2-day conference and awards.
Keynotes include:
Mark Cuban
- Chairman, HDNet, Owner, Dallas Mavricks
Seamus Blackley - Agent, Creative Artists Agency
(CAA) /
Co-Creator of the Xbox game platform
Confirmed
speakers and judges include:
Keith Boesky
-
Head of New Media & Videogames, ICM
Vince Broady
- SVP, Consumer Media, CNET, Co-Founder, GameSpot
Jay Cohen - Vice President of Publishing, Ubisoft
Ted Cohen - SVP, D3 - Digital Development &
Distribution, EMI Music
David Del Beccaro - President and CEO, Music
Choice
Marc Geiger - SVP &
Agent, Contemporary Music Dept, William Morris Agency
Jay Frank
- Head of Artist and Label Relations, Music,
Yahoo!
Brian Garrity - Senior Business Writer, Billboard
Marc Geiger - SVP & Agent, Contemporary Music
Department, William Morris Agency
Mark Ghuneim - SVP, Online Services, Sony Music
David Goldberg -
Vice President & General Manager, Music,
Yahoo!
Jim Griffin -
CEO, Cherry Lane Digital
John Hogan - CEO, Clear Channel Radio
Shahid Khan - Managing Director,
BearingPoint, Inc. (formerly KPMG Consulting)
John Kilcullen -
President, VNU Music and Literary Group,
Publisher,
Billboard
Mark Lam - CEO, Live365
Steve Leeds - Principal, Neo Entertainment
Consultants
David Leibowitz - Managing Partner, CH Potomac
Brian Levin - CEO, Mobliss
Don Levy -
SVP, Marketing & Communications, Sony Pictures
Digital
Al Lieberman
- Executive Director, EMT Program,
NYU Stern School of Business
Rick Mandler
- VP & GM, Walt Disney Internet
Group & ABC Enhanced TV
Alexander Marquez - Strategic Investment Manager,
Media & Entertainment, Intel
Greg Martin - Principal, Redpoint Ventures
Ben Mendelson -
President, Interactive
Television Alliance
Julia Miller
- Director, Xbox Live, Microsoft
David Nathanson - VP,
Advanced Services & Channel Development, Fox
Jeffrey Pollack - Managing
Dir. of Broadcasting & New Media, NASCAR
Jonathan Potter -
Executive Director, Digital Media Association
John P. Roberts - SVP,
Interactive & Online Entertainment, Game Show
Network
Ken Rutkowski - Founder &
Host, Ken Radio Broadcasting
Thomas Ryan - Mobile Music
Consultant,
Virgin Mobile USA
Mika
Salmi
- Founder & CEO,
AtomShockwave Corp.
Steve Schnur -
Worldwide Executive of Music,
Electronic Arts
Ned Sherman -
Co-Founder &
CEO, Digital Media Wire, Inc.
Ralph Simon - Chairman
Americas, Mobile Entertainment Forum
Howie Singer
-
Vice President of Technology,
Warner Music Group
Robert Tercek - Executive
Vice President / Chief Strategy Officer, (M)FORMA
Group
John Welch -
President &
CEO, PlayFirst Inc.
Neil Young
-
VP and Executive in Charge of
Production, Electronic Arts
Marcia Zellers -
Director of Enhanced TV, American Film Institute
Andy Volanakis - COO,
Zingy
For more information, please
call 323-822-0936 or visit
www.digitalentertainmentawards.com.
Online Award Submissions:
https://secure.etronica.com/billboard/entries.php
Conference Registrations:
https://secure.etronica.com/billboard/conference.php
Awards Gala Dinner Tickets:
https://secure.etronica.com/billboard/awardshow.php
Early bird registration ends
August 31st!
Full conference registration fee
includes, at no cost, a non-deductible 6-month subscription
to Billboard magazine ($155 U.S. value). New subscribers
only.
Deadline for Award
Submissions: September 15, 2004
Conference & Awards Show: November 4 and 5, 2004
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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Featured Advertisement:
Building upon the success of last year’s
first ever Micropayments Conference, Micropayments ’04 is a
forum to educate merchants, payments and technology
companies, banks and financial services institutions on the
potential of small payments, and to facilitate discussion
regarding present and future small payment solutions.
Join more than 200 senior payments, digital and physical
retail, and technology executives, eager to learn about
market analyses, business trends, and technological advances
within the small payments industry. The full-day program
features keynotes, six panels, and a sit-down lunch at the
Waldorf Astoria.
For more information, please go to
www.micropaymentsconference.com or call 323-822-0936.
REGISTRATION
Early
Bird: $150
(until August
31)
Pre-Registration: $200
(until Sept 30)
Registration:
$250 (after Sept 30 & at Door)
Online Registration:
http://kb.digitalmediawire.com/register.php?eventid=1075
Phone Registration: 323-822-0936
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o Briefly Noted: (Washington)
XM Satellite Radio has discontinued the sale of a PC radio receiver
for its service, following the release of independent software that
utilizes the device to capture and store XM radio broadcasts as
MP3s, CNET News.com reported. The $50 device, when paired with
TimeTrax software developed by independent Canadian programmer Scott
MacLean, allows users to create a library of songs from XM
broadcasts. In addition to discontinuing the PCR receiver, XM is
also looking to halt distribution of MacLean's software. "We
continue to pursue appropriate options related to TimeTrax,
including any legal or other options," XM spokesman Chance Patterson
told News.com.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?F2A222F29
http://www.xmradio.com/xmpcr
http://nerosoft.com/timetrax/index.asp
(Cupertino, Calif.) Apple Computer announced on Tuesday that it
has sold over 5 million songs in the first 10 weeks of operations
for its new iTunes digital music stores in Britain, France and
Germany. The company has sold over 100 million tracks through its
U.S. iTunes Store since that version launched in April 2003.
http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/040831/tech_apple_itunes_2.html
(Redmond, Wash.) Microsoft on Tuesday said it partnered with
e-commerce provider Digital River to launch a digital distribution
network for its digital media-focused operating system software. The
deal will allow consumers to purchase and download Microsoft Plus
Digital Media Edition software from over 200 retail websites,
including Best Buy, CompUSA, OfficeMax and Staples.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?F36223F29
(Overland Park, Kan.) Wireless network operator Sprint on Tuesday
released sales figures for some of the most popular ringtone titles
offered to its subscribers. The company said four ringtones from
Beyonce Knowles' album Dangerously in Love -- "Crazy in Love," "Baby
Boy," "Me, Myself, and I" and "Naughty Girl" -- have cumulatively
sold over one million downloads. In addition, Sprint listed several
artists whose ringtones have generated over 500,000 unit sales,
including 50 Cent, Petey Pablo and Lil' Flip. Sprint says that in
2003, the company sold more than 20 million ringers and screen
savers on its Sprint PCS Vision service.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040831/cltu002a_1.html
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040831/cltu003a_1.html
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040831/cltu005_1.html
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040831/cltu007a_1.html
http://www.sprintpcs.com
(New York) Sirius Satellite Radio, a provider of
satellite-delivered digital radio programming, on Tuesday launched
its collaborative College Sports Radio channel with partner CSTV:
College Sports Television. Sirius will broadcast football,
basketball and other events featuring teams from conferences
including the SEC, Big 10, Big 12, Big East and Pac-10.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040831/nytu029a_1.html
http://www.siriusradio.com
http://www.cstv.com
(Atlanta) XM Satellite Radio announced that it will add a second
NASCAR channel to its lineup. NASCAR Radio 2 will allow subscribers
to hear in-car audio -- from the FanScan service of Atlanta-based
SportsCom -- as a complement to full race broadcast coverage on the
original NASCAR Radio channel. The channel will debut on September 4
with in-car coverage of the NASCAR Busch Series Target House 300
from California Speedway.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040830/dcm056_1.html
(Santa Clara, Calif.) Digital audio consumer electronics
manufacturer Rio on Tuesday announced that it will release 500
limited edition units of its Rio Carbon 5GB MP3 player that feature
a customized laser engraved stainless-steel back, collectors'
edition external package, and 20 free downloads and three months of
free service from Napster. The limited edition devices will sell for
$249.
http://www.rioaudio.com
(Los Angeles) Online video game rental service GameFly said on
Tuesday that it has signed a one-year promotional partnership with
Rainbow Media Holdings' Fuse cable network. Under the terms, Fuse
will include GameFly's weekly top 10 rental data on its "Daily
Download" program, and also promote the service on its website; in
return, GameFly will promote Fuse to users of its online rental
service.
http://www.fuse.tv
http://www.gamefly.com
(Los Angeles) Japanese game developer Square Enix on Tuesday
shipped its "Star Ocean Till the End of Time" title for PlayStation
2 to North American retailers. The company is planning a national TV
ad campaign for the roleplaying title, which includes all of the
features of the Japanese "Director's Cut" version.
http://www.square-enix.com/games/starocean
(San Jose, Calif.) Japanese game developer Namco Hometek on
Tuesday shipped its "Street Racing Syndicate" title for PlayStation
2, Xbox and GameCube to retailers. The game features 50 officially
licensed vehicles and offers online play via Microsoft's Xbox Live
service.
http://www.namco.com/corporate/pressreleases
http://www.srsgame.com
(Redwood City, Calif.) Electronic Arts on Tuesday released its
"NASCAR 2005: Chase for the Cup" title for PlayStation 2 and Xbox.
Developed by EA Tiburon, the game features online play in both
versions.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040831/315268_1.html
http://www.chaseforthecup2005.com
(Austin) Video game publisher Aspyr Media said on Tuesday that it
has signed an agreement with developer Wideload Games to publish an
as yet untitled action game in 2005. Chicago-based Wideload was
founded by Alexander Seropian, who also founded "Halo" developer
Bungie Studios; Austin-based Aspyr said the new title will feature
the "Halo" game engine.
http://www.aspyr.com
http://www.wideload.com
(Burlingame, Calif.) Japanese game developer KOEI said on Tuesday
that it has shipped its "Dynasty Warriors 4: Empires" title for
PlayStation 2 to retailers. The company said the game was developed
by its internal Omega Force team.
http://www.koei.com
(New York) U.K.-based video game developer Codemasters announced
on Tuesday that it has named Marc Bennett as president of the
company, responsible for sales, marketing and business development
for North America. Previously, Bennett served as the company's
general manager for North America, and before that worked for seven
years at publisher Activision. Codemasters has developed titles
including "Operation Flashpoint," "American Idol" and "MTV Music
Generator."
http://www.codemasters.com
(San Francisco) CNET News.com on Tuesday reported on the push
from Hollywood movie studios to get movie theater exhibitors to
upgrade to digital cinema projection technology. New digital systems
will save the studios thousands of dollars spent on individual 35mm
film prints for each theater screen, but are a major investment for
theater owners. A studio consortium called the Digital Cinemas
Initiatives (DCI) is set to soon complete a set of recommendations
for a single technology standard for digital cinema, based on the
JPEG 2000 format.
http://news.com.com/Digitizing+the+multiplex/2100-1025_3-5330706.html
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Classifieds --
Ad Postings
> RealNetworks - Counsel (Tracking Code 1363)
The SFO office of RealNetworks, Inc. is seeking a lawyer to
work on matters related to Real's growing digital music
business.The lawyer will negotiate and draft (i) distribution,
marketing and promotion agreements with broadband service
providers, websites, retailers, audio device manufacturers,
mobile carriers and handset manufacturers (ii)music content
licensing agreements (iii) various types of technology and
Internet agreements. JD with 2-4 years transactional legal
experience, preferably in digital music/media licensing and
distribution or related areas. Please respond by clicking on
RealNetworks job link
http://www.realnetworks.com/company/jobs/index.html
and applying directly to this position under "Legal Jobs".
_________________
> Marketing and Sales Assistant
Hollywood-based media company has an immediate need for a
Marketing & Sales Assistant to work in its cutting-edge events
business. This individual will be responsible for assembling
marketing/sales lists and materials, managing relationships
with media partners, working on online, print and email
campaigns, and assisting in all aspects of event production
from organizing event-day logistics to interfacing with
executives at leading media and entertainment companies about
speaking and sponsorship opportunities. Submit resume to
jobs@digitalmediawire.com
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> Manager of Information Architecture (Combat ID Programs)
This position will be responsible for managing the engineering
content of net- centric situational awareness, blue force
tracking and combat identification programs as well as leading
the definition, development and implementation of appropriate
net-centric information architectures. Master's degree in an
engineering discipline, strong knowledge of DoD Combat ID
and/or IFF Systems as well as at least 15 years' related exp.
for DoD military developmental engineering programs. At least
10 years' technical project mgmt exp including Information
Assurance and network systems are required. U.S. citizenship
reqd. For further details please visit our website at:
www.careers.na.baesytems.com and search by city
location: Greenlawn, NY. BAE Systems is EOE.
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> Outside Sales Representatives
The position is responsible for initial contact with
customers, follow-up, proposal preparation, making customer
presentations, and seeing the sale through to the signing of a
contract. Sell bundled telephony, data and video products to
commercial customers. Responsible for developing strategic
account plans. Require: Bachelor's degree and/or equivalent
exp. and 2 plus yrs exp. in telephony, data, and video systems
sales. Exp. in the communications industry or at a major
communications equipment vendor. Must have a good driving
record and be able to travel to customer locations. Submit
resume online at
http://www.cox.com/coxcareer to job # 001928.
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> Analyst - Network Security Engineering Firm
Network security firm seeks analysts with 3+ years of
experience in applying analysis, design, and implementation
skills to complex system security engineering challenges.
Should have experience in Common Criteria /NIAP evaluations,
cryptography and key management, intrusion detection systems,
cross domain solutions and the analysis and implementation of
Security Enhanced Linux policies. BS Comp Sci or related field
and U.S. citizenship are required. Send resumes to
jobs@tresys.com
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> Finance Senior Associate
Reporting to the VP, this person will assist in all aspects of
the development /construction financing process for projects.
Responsibilities: Work on all aspects of multiple deals
supporting the financing, business development and development
management efforts; Develop and maintain relationships with a
wide variety of financing parties; Prepare pro forma models
and other types of financial analysis for projects; Research
financial structures, financing issues, legislation,
industries and/or entities to facilitate project initiatives.
MBA or equivalent degree reqd. with at least 3-5 years
relevant work exp. Please send resume to
mmolinas@hirestrategy.com or visit
http://www.hirestrategy.com/quicklinks/hire211.asp
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> Contracts Manager
OPNET Technologies, Inc., the leading provider of management
software for networks and applications has immediate
opportunities for a Contracts Manager to be responsible for
the preparation, negotiation and acceptance of commercial and
government contracts for both domestic and international sales
organizations. Send resumes to
recruiting@opnet.com
and/or smeegada@opnet.com
For a detailed job description visit:
http://www.opnet.com/careers
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> Program Manager
The Software & Information Industry Association is seeking a
program manager to support the development of programs,
activities and projects within SIIA's Software Division that
drive membership value. Require: understanding of the
structure and business market of the software and services
industry or other high-tech industry; project management;
highly effective communications and relationship mgmt;
excellent writing and analysis skills. Two to three years exp.
in technology industry and/or program mgmt; good level of
computer and technology literacy. HTML experience useful. Send
resumes to employ@siia.net
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> Re-inventing Television Summit - Sept. 29-30, Queen Mary,
Long Beach Harbor
The ITV Alliance will be hosting a two day immersive retreat,
exploring all aspects of next generation television. We are
reserving 100 staterooms on the historic 1930's oceanliner,
the Queen Mary; all meals, meetings, and receptions will take
place in the original ballrooms and lounges that entertained
Winston Churchill, Ginger Rodgers, and Albert Einstein. There
are no panels. There are no panelists. The format is peer
discussion. Every participant is a thought leader representing
their portion of the industry. Participants include: ABC
Cable, Starz!, Discovery Channel, ESPN, Showtime, Schematic,
Brainstorm, P&G, Volvo, Purina, TV Guide, TiVo, OpenTV,
GoldPocket, Comcast, Cablevision, Cox, EchoStar, Microsoft,
Sun, Vidiom, etc. To register, go to:
www.itvalliance.org/rts92904.htm
_________________> Small Payments Make It Big - Micropayments Conference
2004
October 5, 2004 - New York City. Join more than 200
senior payments, digital and physical retail, and technology
executives, eager to learn about market analyses, business
trends, and technological advances within the small payments
industry. The full-day program features keynotes, six panels,
and a sit-down lunch at the Waldorf Astoria.
Early Bird Special
($150) ends on August 31st. For more information, please
go to
www.micropaymentsconference.com or call 323-822-0936.
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> CTIA & MMA's Mobile Marketing Roadshow - October 14, 2004
Boston, MA
Attend Mobile Marketing Roadshow
http://www.mobilemarketingroadshow.com presented by the
Mobile Marketing Association and CTIA – The Wireless Marketing
Event of the Year! Deliver your message to the right person at
the right place & time –and to an audience of 167 million
mobile consumers. From text messaging, ringtones, wallpapers &
games - learn the strategies, tactics & secrets to generate
revenues for your brand. Our first 3 shows in NY, Chicago & LA
were attended by leading agencies and brands - don’t miss the
final show Oct 14 in Boston, MA. Any questions, contact
Donna Marie @
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