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Senate Committee Approves 2009 Digital TV Transition, $3 Billion
Subsidy
o Warner
Becomes Second Studio to Back Both Blu-ray and HD DVD Formats
o Google Shares Surge 12% as
Profits Increase Seven-Fold
o U.S. Toughens Sentences for
Uploaders of Pre-Release Copyrighted Works
o Copyright Office to Launch
Online Pre-Registration Service on Nov. 15
o Apple Faces Class Action
Lawsuits Over iPod Nano Screen Scratches
o Bertelsmann's Arvato to Launch
Secure File-Sharing Service
o Yahoo to Hike Price of Digital
Music Service to $12 Per Month
o SanDisk to Acquire Matrix
Semiconductor for $250 Million
o BSkyB
to Acquire Broadband Firm Easynet for $373 Million
o Handleman Company Acquires
Games Firm Crave Entertainment for $72 Million
o Report: U.K. Legal Movie
Download Market Will Mature by 2010
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Briefly Noted
o
Former Intermix CEO Pays $750K
to Settle Spyware Charges
o
U.K. Mobile Operator O2 to Trial 3.5G Network
o Stanford
University to Offer Free Audio Content on iTunes
o Ex-Sony
Game Developers Launch Indie Studio, Machine Union
o
AOL to Offer Sneak Peek at Disney's "Chronicles of Narnia"
o Bryan Media Testing
IceTV Mobile TV Service
o
U.K. Cable TV Firm ntl to Deploy Scientific-Atlanta HD Video
Recorder
o
Jamdat Mobile Releases Sony's "SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Mobile Recon"
o
CNET News.com Offers Mobile TV FAQ
o
Wired News: Pump Audio Getting Indie Artists
Play on TV Shows
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Sales Director/Manager - DC, VA
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Staffing Account Manager -
Alexandria, VA and Silver Spring, MD
Marketing Communications
Manager
Systems Administrator
(PT573) - National Public Radio - Washington, DC
PR Director, Life Sciences
Technology/Business
Magazine Editor
- Washington, D.C.
Sales, Marketing, Security and
Network Engineer Positions - Herndon, VA
Marketing
Director -
Atlanta, GA
Account Executives
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Boston and San Francisco
Developer/Quality Assurance Specialist
(#DW1489) - NPR
Sr. Product Manager, Content
Use Management
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o Senate Committee Approves 2009
Digital TV Transition, $3 Billion Subsidy
Washington - The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee this week
approved a bill that sets April 7, 2009 as the date that
broadcasters will switch off their analog signals and begin
broadcasting digital television signals to U.S. viewers. The
timetable was passed over objections from Senators including John
McCain (R-Ariz.), who wanted the switchover to happen as early as
late 2006. The bill as passed also schedules an auction for the
recovered analog spectrum that broadcasters will be giving up, which
will occur on Jan. 28, 2008. The Congressional Budget Office
estimates the auction will bring $10 billion, of which $3 billion
will be used to fund a converter box subsidy program, to help those
who can't afford the costly new digital sets purchase a device that
will enable their analog sets to receive digital signals. Another
$1.5 billion will be spent on a national alert system and to improve
emergency communications services. A House Energy and Commerce
Committee bill currently being circulated promotes a date of Dec.
31, 2008 for the digital TV transition, but provides just $990
million for a converter box subsidy. The National Journal reported
that a committee vote on the House bill will likely be held next
Wednesday.
http://commerce.senate.gov/newsroom/printable.cfm?id=247497
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/21/politics/21digital.html
http://www.njtelecomupdate.com/tb-TDYN1129925667018.html
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o Warner
Becomes Second Studio to Back Both Blu-ray and HD DVD Formats
Los Angeles - Warner Bros. Entertainment has announced
that it will also support Sony's Blu-ray Disc format in the
next-generation DVD format war, after previously saying it would
support Toshiba's rival HD DVD format. With the announcement, Warner
becomes the second studio, after Paramount Pictures, to pledge to
release movies and other content on both Blu-ray and HD DVD. So far,
none of the studios to originally back Blu-ray have announced plans
to also support HD DVD. Responding to Warner's announcement, Toshiba
said in a statement that it understood the studio's "commitment to
listen to a broad array of opinions and to continue to make
technical evaluations of each format," but Toshiba still "strongly
believes the HD DVD format will eventually win broad support as the
more superior format, and in cooperation with our partners, we are
committed to bringing HD DVD products first to market early next
year in the U.S." Earlier this week, analyst firm Forrester Research
predicted that Sony's Blu-ray would emerge as the standard
next-generation DVD format.
http://tinyurl.com/c5qwm
(Reuters)
http://tinyurl.com/a4qcd
(Toshiba statement)
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o Google
Shares Surge 12% as Profits Increase Seven-Fold
Mountain View, Calif. - Shares of Google gained more than
12% on Friday to close at a new 52-week high of $339.90 after the
search engine giant said that its quarterly profit increased more
than seven-fold to $381.2 million as its revenue doubled to $1.05
billion. Google's market value briefly surpassed $100 billion for
the first time when its stock price increased to a high of $346.43
before retreating slightly. The company benefited greatly from a
continuing surge in online advertising. "Although this is typically
a slower season for Internet properties, we had another exceptional
quarter," said Eric Schmidt, Google's CEO. "We are very pleased with
how well this is working at scale."
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/051020/205822.html?.v=1
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o U.S. Toughens
Sentences for Uploaders of Pre-Release Copyrighted Works
Washington - The U.S. Sentencing Commission this week
increased penalties for those offering pre-release copies of albums,
movies and other content on the Internet, including on file-sharing
networks, as part of an emergency set of rules passed to bring
sentences in line with those laid out by the recently passed Family
Entertainment and Copyright Act, CNET News.com reported. The prison
sentences for those convicted of offering works before their
commercial releases will be increased roughly 40%, while judges will
be given new discretion to "estimate" how many files a defendant is
offering in determining an appropriate sentence. Under the Family
Entertainment and Copyright Act, anyone offering a pre-release work,
regardless of whether or not it is downloaded by any third parties,
will face up to three years in prison and a fine of up to $250,0000.
http://tinyurl.com/87r9e
(CNET)
http://www.ussc.gov/FEDREG/fedr1005.htm
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o Copyright
Office to Launch Online Pre-Registration Service on Nov. 15
Washington - The U.S. Copyright Office announced on Friday
that it will begin allowing content creators to "pre-register" their
works, that is, to register for copyright protection before the work
is actually completed, through an online service beginning on Nov.
15. The entertainment industry had lobbied for such a service,
claiming it needs protection against Internet piracy for works like
music albums and motion pictures, which are often leaked while still
in the production process. The Copyright Office said that
pre-registration will be available for "motion pictures, sound
recordings, musical compositions, literary works being prepared for
publication in book form, computer programs (including videogames),
and advertising or marketing photographs." To be eligible, the
creator of the unfinished work "must certify that the work is being
prepared for commercial distribution and that he or she has a
reasonable expectation that the work will be commercially
distributed to the public."
http://www.copyright.gov/prereg/rulemaking.html
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o Apple Faces
Class Action Lawsuits Over iPod Nano Screen Scratches
Seattle - A number of law firms this week announced class
action lawsuits against Apple Computer, over consumer complaints
that the company's new iPod Nano digital music player scratches too
easily. Apple sold a million Nanos during the device's first 17 days
on sale. The company previously agreed to replace a small number of
Nano players whose screens were found to crack easily, buy Apple
claimed this was because of a manufacturer's defect. It has
maintained that the Nano is made of the same polycarbonate used in
other versions of the iPod, and is thus no more prone to scratching.
Plaintiffs contend that the devices "scratch excessively during
normal usage, rendering the screen on the Nanos unreadable,"
according to the complaint filed by the Seattle-based law firm of
Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro in federal court in San Jose,
California. An Apple representative declined to comment on the suit
for CNET News.com.
http://tinyurl.com/darc3
(Hagens Berman press release)
http://tinyurl.com/atjep (PDF
of complaint)
http://tinyurl.com/dwnhc
(CNET)
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o Bertelsmann's Arvato
to Launch Secure File-Sharing Service
Frankfurt, Germany - German media conglomerate Bertelsmann
announced on Friday that it plans to launch a legal peer-to-peer
file-sharing service in Germany by the end of this year, the
Associated Press reported. The service, called GNAB, will utilize a
decentralized peer-to-peer network of users who will then download
content among one another that originates from centralized company
servers. Bertelsmann's Arvato unit will operate GNAB, which will
expand outside Germany in 2006 and also license its file-sharing
technology to third parties. "We can offer our customers and all
users of the platform a maximum of quality and security thanks to
our secure file-sharing technology," Arvato chairman and CEO Hartmut
Ostrowski told AP. GNAB has licensed tracks from several labels,
including Sony BMG -- which is co-owned by Bertelsmann -- ensuring
the service offers around 1 million songs at launch.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051021/ap_on_hi_te/bertelsmann_download_service
http://www.arvato-mobile.de/en/Portfolio.Gnab.do
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o Yahoo to Hike Price
of Digital Music Service to $12 Per Month
Sunnyvale, Calif. - Yahoo said this week in an e-mail sent
to subscribers of its Yahoo Music Unlimited that it plans to raise
the cost of the service, which debuted at an industry low of $6.99,
to $12 per month at the end of October. The price hike affects those
subscribers interested in transferring songs to portable devices,
while those content to listen on their computers will continue to
pay the lower rate. While Yahoo's premium music service will now
cost $11.99 per month, or $9.99 per month if a user signs up for a
full year, it is still priced below similar offerings from
competitors RealNetworks and Napster, which charge $14.99 a month
for unlimited downloads to portable devices.
http://music.yahoo.com/unlimited
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o SanDisk to Acquire
Matrix Semiconductor for $250 Million
Sunnyvale, Calif. - SanDisk, a manufacturer maker of flash
storage cards, said that it has signed a deal to acquire Santa
Clara, Calif.-based Matrix Semiconductor, a developer of 3D
integrated circuits, for about $250 million. The deal consists of
$12 million in cash, and the remainder in SanDisk stock. Matrix's 3D
memory is used for storage applications that do not require multiple
rewrites and where low cost is the paramount consideration, such as
video games, music and other content, or for archiving. The deal is
expected to close by the end of the year.
http://www.sandisk.com/pressrelease/20051020b.htm
http://www.matrixsemi.com
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o BSkyB to Acquire
Broadband Firm Easynet for $373 Million
London - Satellite broadcaster BSkyB announced that it has
agreed to acquire Easynet, a U.K.-based broadband telecommunications
firm, for approximately $373 million. The Rupert Murdoch-controlled
broadcaster said the deal would allow it to break into the U.K.
broadband Internet market and offer so-called "triple-play"
broadband, TV and telephony services. "This positions Sky very well
to take a leading position in what we think is a very attractive and
fast-growing segment of the market," Murdoch said. "We've reached a
point where integration into a home entertainment platform will be
both viable and attractive to customers, and we expect to see rapid
convergence between pay-TV penetration in the marketplace and
broadband penetration." The acquisition will also put BSkyB into
direct competition with such heavy hitters as incumbent
telecommunications firm BT Group Plc and newly merged cable firms
NTL and Telewest.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?F21D2350C
http://www.easynet.net
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o Handleman Company
Acquires Games Firm Crave Entertainment for $72 Million
Troy, Mich. - The Handleman Company, a distributor of CDs
and other recorded music formats to music retailers, announced on
Friday that it plans to acquire Crave Entertainment, a developer of
video game hardware, software and accessories, for $72 million.
Newport Beach, Calif.-based Crave Entertainment distributes its
products to more than 30,000 retail stores, and reported sales of
$240 million for its most recent fiscal year. The company released
"The Bible Game" earlier this week for PlayStation 2 and Game Boy
Advance. "The acquisition of CEG expands our customer base, broadens
our product line and will be immediately accretive to earnings,"
said Handleman chairman and CEO Stephen Strome. "Video game software
is one of the fastest growing entertainment product lines, with
industry growth expected to exceed an 8% compounded annual growth
rate over the next four years."
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051021/def001.html?.v=25
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/051021/handleman_acquisition.html?.v=1
(AP)
http://www.handleman.com
http://www.cravegames.com
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o Report: U.K. Legal
Movie Download Market Will Mature by 2010
London - According to market research firm Screen Digest,
the U.K. broadband movie market is set to boom over the next five
years, the Register reports. Screen Digest predicted that, by the
year 2010, every home in the U.K. will have downloaded at least one
movie using a broadband connection. Over the same period, legal
movie downloading will be worth more than $106 million in the U.K.
and more than $299 million across the rest of Europe, Screen Digest
said. "Although there are still issues in terms of bandwidth,
download times and general consumer familiarity with the Internet as
a means of consuming movies, these issues are becoming less
significant," analyst Arash Amel told the Register.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?E4001260C
http://www.screendigest.com
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DMW Announcements
Future of
Television: Beyond the Box
Future of Television Forum:
Beyond the Box
November 18, 2005
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New York City
www.televisionconference.com
OVERVIEW
Last year 370+ attended Future of Television Forum, which
included keynotes from Leslie Moonves (Co-President
and Co-Chief Operating Officer, Viacom Inc.),
Kathleen Dore
(President,
Entertainment Services, Rainbow Media
), and
Lord David Currie
(Chairman,
Office of Communications (OFCOM), UK).
This year's event is scheduled for November 18, 2005 at NYU's
Stern School of Business.
Keynote Speakers
Jack Abernethy,
Chief Executive Officer, Fox Television Stations
Joshua Sapan, President &
CEO, Rainbow Media Holdings LLC
Panelists & Featured Speakers
Howard
Bolter, SVP, Production & Network Operations,
E! Networks
Andrew Wing,
President & CEO, Nielsen Entertainment
Bob McIntyre, SVP & CTO,
Scientific-Atlanta
David Del Beccaro, CEO &
Founder, MusicChoice
Andrew Heyward,
President, CBS News
Tracy Dolgin, President &
CEO, YES Network
Merrill Brown, Founder &
Principal, MMB Media LLC
Robert Weiss, Head of
Entertainment & Digital Media, Fuse
Bill Morningstar, EVP, Media
Sales, The WB
Lisa Coelho, General
Manager & Executive Director, GlobeCast WorldTV
Simon Applebaum,
Editor-at-Large, CableFAX’s CableWORLD
Anil Srivatsa, SVP,
Affiliate Sales & Operations, ImaginAsian TV
Lewis D'Vorkin,
Editor-in-Chief, AOL News & Sports
Tom Selz,
Founding Partner, Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz
Bob Reid, EVP & Network
General Manager, The Africa Channel
Mike Vorhaus, Managing
Director, Frank N. Magid & Associates
Peilin Chou, SVP of
Programming & Production, Comcast's AZN Television
Stephen Friedman, General
Manager, mtvU
Lydia Loizides, Analyst /
Principal, Paphion Inc.
David Bluhm, Chief Executive
Officer, GoTV Networks
Greg Clayman, Vice President,
Wireless Strategy & Operations, MTV Networks
Joseph Laszlo, Research
Director, Broadband & Wireless, Jupiter Research
Greg Demetriades, CEO,
Continental Vista Broadcasting Group
Paul Gough, Reporter,
Television, The Hollywood Reporter
REGISTRATION
Pre-Registration: $399 until November 15
$499 after November 15
Online Registration:
http://kb.digitalmediawire.com/register.php?eventid=1105
Phone: (310) 855-0033
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Briefly Noted
o Former
Intermix CEO Pays $750K to Settle Spyware Charges
New York - Brad Greenspan, the former CEO of Intermix
Media -- a company recently ordered to pay $7.5 million to settle
charges it distributed spyware that delivered unwanted pop-up ads --
has been ordered by New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer to
himself pay $750,000 for his role in the matter. "Internet marketing
companies have gotten away with unethical and illegal software
downloading practices for too long," said Spitzer. Last month,
Intermix, which owns social networking site MySpace.com, was
purchased by News Corp. for $580 million.
http://www.oag.state.ny.us/press/2005/oct/oct20a_05.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/21/business/21intermix.html
http://www.intermix.com
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o U.K. Mobile
Operator O2 to Trial 3.5G Network
London - O2, a U.K.-based mobile network operator, announced
that it has teamed up with Manx Telecom and Lucent Technologies to
launch, on the Isle of Man, Europe's first commercial "super-fast"
3.5G network. O2 claims that its HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet
Access) network is about three times faster than today's commercial
3G UMTS networks. "With the first deployment in Europe of HSDPA, the
launch of i-mode in the U.K. and Ireland, coupled with our mobile TV
trial in Oxford, O2 will gain invaluable insights into how to extend
our multimedia services in order to enhance people's lives and
develop applications that they are willing to pay for," said O2 CTO
Dave Williams. The network will be launched on Nov. 1.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?N2604160C
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o Stanford
University to Offer Free Audio Content on iTunes
Palo Alto, Calif. - Stanford University announced this week that
it will offer Stanford-related audio content for free through
Apple's iTunes Store. The school will offer audio content such as
faculty lectures, campus events like book readings and play-by-play
of football games, and music produced by Stanford students.
http://news-service.stanford.edu/news/2005/october26/itunes-102605.html
http://itunes.stanford.edu
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o Ex-Sony Game
Developers Launch Indie Studio, Machine Union
San Diego - A group of ex-developers from Sony Computer
Entertainment America on Friday announced the launch of a new
development studio, Machine Union. The San Diego-based developer,
which will focus on titles for next-generation consoles, began work
on its first undisclosed project in July. "The game project we chose
to develop presents new gameplay mechanics we hope the player finds
extremely captivating," said Machine co-founder and general manager
Geoff Houston. "Our engine takes advantage of next generation
hardware capabilities and is designed to be easily retargeted to
multiple consoles."
http://tinyurl.com/9l65o
http://www.wearemachine.com
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o AOL to Offer
Sneak Peek at Disney's "Chronicles of Narnia"
Dulles, Va. - America Online said on Friday that it has signed a
deal with Walt Disney Studios to offer movie fans a first look at
photos, artwork, behind-the-scenes video and extended footage from
the upcoming movie, "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch
and The Wardrobe." Features about the film will be promoted across
AOL's network, including such sites as Moviefone.com, AOL.com and
AOL CityGuide.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051021/laf019.html?.v=26
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o Bryan Media Testing
IceTV Mobile TV Service
Phoenix, Ariz. - Bryan Media, an ad agency and production house,
on Friday announced plans to launch a mobile TV service next year.
IceTV will offer both live and on-demand local and national cable TV
channels. Arizona-based Bryan Media said IceTV is completing a beta
test with eight live channels, and plans to go to market with up to
16 channels in the first quarter of 2006.
http://tinyurl.com/72rsy
http://www.bryanmg.com
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o U.K. Cable TV Firm
ntl to Deploy Scientific-Atlanta HD Video Recorder
Atlanta - TV set-top box manufacturer Scientific-Atlanta said
that U.K. cable TV firm ntl, which claims 3.3 million subscribers,
will deploy Scientific-Atlanta's first MPEG-4 high-definition
digital video recorder for European cable operators. The device
features three video tuners, a 160GB hard drive, and the capability
to distribute stored content to multiple rooms in the home.
http://tinyurl.com/76y5e
http://www.ntl.com
http://www.sciatl.com
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o Jamdat Mobile
Releases Sony's "SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Mobile Recon"
Bedminster, N.J. - Wireless entertainment publisher Jamdat
Mobile on Friday announced the release of its mobile game version of
Sony Computer Entertainment America's "SOCOM; U.S. Navy SEALs Mobile
Recon." The game is available for Verizon Wireless subscribers for
$7.49, or else $3.99 for monthly access.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/051021/215152.html?.v=1
http://www.jamdat.com
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o CNET News.com
Offers Mobile TV FAQ
San Francisco - CNET News.com on Friday published a primer on
the wide range of mobile TV services being launched around the
world. The mobile TV FAQ contains information on which wireless
carriers offer mobile TV service, the difference in cost and content
availability on the services, which phone models support mobile TV,
the overall video quality of mobile TV, and the hurdles facing mass
adoption of mobile TV technology.
http://tinyurl.com/dfaut
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o Wired News: Pump
Audio Getting Indie Artists Play on TV Shows
San Francisco - Wired News reported on Friday on Pump Audio, a
New York-based company that pre-licenses songs from independent
artists, and provides them to TV production companies for use in
commercials and TV shows. The company provides a hard drive filled
with some 11,000 songs, categorized by genre, instrument and lyrical
theme. Since January, Pump has placed more than 14,000 songs, on
productions ranging from episodes of MTV's "The Osbournes" and HBO's
"Real Sex," to a commercial for Portuguese bank CGD. These customers
pay Pump Audio a flat fee per episode, which the company then spits
evenly with the artist whose music was selected.
http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,69253,00.html
http://www.pumpaudio.com
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Technical
Recruiter - Washington, DC
Unique recruiting opportunity for the right person. New DC
firm growing rapidly. Seeking a technical recruiter, early
stage in career, college grads welcome. Topical expertise
nice, but training will occur. More important:
speaking/writing well, record of achievement, entrepreneurial
spirit, drive, top references, quick-witted, resourceful,
ethical. Salary, commissions and benefits competitive.
Opportunity to work w/ CEO. See website
http://www.trustedforce.com
Send resumes to
bill.hoffman@trustedforce.com
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Sales
Director/Manager - DC, VA or MD
Senior sales professional with 5-10 years experience in
selling enterprise software to Fortune 2000 companies.
Candidates must have experience working in a fast-paced
start-up environment. Experience in CRM or Business
Intelligence market is preferred. Candidates must be based in
Virginia, Maryland or Washington DC. Company is expecting to
close series "A" in early November. Send resumes:
mgeorge@nimaya.com
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Staffing
Account Manager - Alexandria, VA and Silver Spring, MD
EEI is Washington's premier Publications and New Media
services provider with over 30 years of professional service
experience. Candidates must be a self-starter, energetic,
outgoing and driven to meet sales and professional goals. Min.
1 plus years of exp. in professional sales and customer
service. Prior staffing experience helpful. Proven ability to
set and achieve sales-related goals in a fast-paced
environment. PC literate. Excellent oral and written
communication skills. Bachelor's degree preferred. Please send
your resume and a cover letter with salary requirements to:
EEI SAM,
jobs@eeicommunications.com
or fax 703-683-4915. EOE/M/F/V/D
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Marketing
Communications Manager
McLean software company seeks marketing communications manager
responsible for all aspects of press and analyst relations,
lead generation programs (tradeshows/events), reference
programs, company website, and updating collateral to support
sales and pre-sales. Candidates must be detail-oriented and
possess exceptional planning, coordination, verbal and written
communication skills and a flexible "can-do" attitude required
within a small company organization. Requires 5plus years of
technology-
related marcom experience. Send resume and cover letter to
hr@managedobjects.com
See our website
http://www.managedobjects.com
for full job description.
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Systems Administrator (PT573) - National Public Radio -
Washington,
DC
Responsible
for the implementation and maintenance of online systems
including application, Web and database servers, customized
applications, security and the infrastructure that support NPR
Online\'s activities. For more information and requirements
regarding this position please refer to our web site at
http://www.npr.org. Send Resumes to
employment@npr.org
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PR Director, Life Sciences
Dynamic, nationally-recognized tech PR firm in SF hiring a
Practice
Director in Life Sciences to shape and launch a new national
Life
Sciences Practice for the agency. Ownership of all operational
aspects of
Practice Group including new business generation; client
satisfaction;
P&L. Prefer agency or in-house PR experience with life
sciences,
biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical device, healthcare
and/or health
IT companies. Send resumes to
hr@merrittgrp.com
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Technology/Business
Magazine Editor - Washington, D.C.
The Magazine Group in Washington, D.C., seeks a seasoned,
hands-on editor with a keen interest in information technology
to work on a technology magazine for small businesses and on
other editorial projects. The successful candidate must have
five years of IT editing exp., solid consumer magazine writing
exp. in both technology and business, sharp editing and
writing skills, exp. working with freelance writers and a
clear understanding of magazine production. Excellent salary
and benefits. Please fax resume, along with clips and editing
samples, to The Magazine Group/at 202-293-5583 or e-mail to
jobs@themagazinegroup.com visit
http://www.themagazinegroup.com
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Sales,
Marketing, Security and Network Engineer Positions -
Herndon, VA
SteelCloud, Inc. a leading provider of network security
solutions and consulting services, located in Herndon, VA,
currently seeks candidates for the following positions:
Account Executive, Account Rep., Inside Sales Rep., Channel
Marketing Rep., Network Engineer, Senior Security Engineer
(e-Trust). Please visit
website:
http://www.steelcloud.com/company/employment.asp for
detailed job descriptions. Qualified applicants please
indicate the position for which you wish to be considered in
the subject line and e-mail your resume to
jobs@steelcloud.com.
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Marketing Director - Atlanta, GA
International software company with extremely strong industry
recognition is seeking a Marketing Director. Areas of
responsibility include marketing materials, communications,
public relations, website management and content and trade
shows. Position reports to Chief Marketing Officer and has
four direct reports. This company is really poised to explode.
7-10 years high level marketing experience in the software
industry is required. Outstanding communication skills, high
energy and self-confidence are important. Outstanding
opportunity for career growth and financial rewards. Atlanta
based position will require some travel. Please send resume as
a Word attachment to
SAdamsrec@aol.com
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Account Executives -
Boston and San Francisco
SHIFT Communications needs AEs to develop all forms of PR
collateral; execute editorial and analyst outreach programs;
plan and organize press tours and trade
shows; and secure speaking engagements and article
opportunities.
Position requires 2-4 years of related experience, a
Bachelor's degree and
excellent organizational, communications and time management
skills.
We offer a competitive and creative compensation and benefits
package.
Candidates please send resumes to
hr@shiftcomm.com
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Developer/Quality Assurance Specialist (REF#DW1489) - NPR
Responsible
for working with the Online Development Team in building and
maintaining the NPR web site and its supporting applications.
For more information regarding this position and how to apply
please visit our web site at
www.npr.org. CONTACT INFO:
employment@npr.org
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Sr. Product
Manager, Content Use Management – San Diego, CA
Join
Verance's Content Use Management business unit, and help us
enhance the value of film, TV, and music. Position is
responsible for: market & product requirements; product
marketing; production & distribution; and customer integration
& support. Applicant must have detailed technical
understanding in one or more of the following areas: digital
entertainment; digital media production, distribution &
playback; film print mastering; DVD authoring; content
preparation for digital downloads & streamed delivery;
consumer electronics; S/W media player standards; and content
security. For more details visit:
http://www.verance.com/careers/jobopenings.html
or email:
jobs_05@verance.com
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Web Developer
Envision EMI, an award winning company located in Tyson's
Corner, is looking for an experienced Web Developer. In this
role you will lead the creation and integration of our
online applications by designing, developing and supporting
online application logic to deliver cutting edge online
business applications. Candidates must have at least 3 years
on a design/technical team, solid exp. with Macromedia
and/or Microsoft.NET products and proficiency in the
following: HTML, XHTML, XML, CSS, C#, .NET, ColdFusion,
ActionScript, JavaScript, and cross-browser/platform compatibility. Review a detailed job
description and apply online at
http://www.envisionemi.com or send resumes to
hr@envisionemi.com
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The 64 Second Film Contest
–
DreamWorks™
Film
Fanatics, Digital Hipsters, Mixmasters, Photophiles and
Movie-moguls-in-the-making. A 64-second film on
the subject of "weightlessness" will land one of you at
DreamWorks™. Don't wait to create.
www.64seconds.com. Entries in will be accepted
October 10 - November 27, 2005.
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Game Industry Job and Career Pavilion -
Oct. 27-28, 2005 - Austin, Texas
Companies recruiting include:
Activision, Midway, THQ, BioWare, High Voltage, Ensemble,
Radical Entertainment and more. The conference includes 9
development and business tracks, 130 speakers, 2,000+
developers attending and 60 companies sponsoring and/or
exhibiting. Sessions range from MMOGs and mobile to the new
Xbox 360 console and the IBM Cell Processor powering the
PlayStation 3. Special track on Asian Game Market. Network
with an international audience and get business done. Full
details and early registration discount at
http://www.GameConference.com
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