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Washington Post: AOL to Split Into Four Divisions
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Copyright Industry, Artists, States Ask
Supreme Court to Hear File-Sharing Case
o EU to
Continue with Microsoft Antitrust Case Despite Settlements
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Report: Average CD Price Drops 4% in Q3 2004 to $12.95
o Disney to Increase Video Game
Investments by $40 Million
o Broadcasters Lift Objection to
XM Satellite Local Weather, Traffic Services
o Report: Music Videos
Most-Viewed Streaming Media in 2004
o Webcast Metrics Launches
Third-Party Internet Radio Audience Ratings
o TV Content-Shifting Device
Maker Sling Media Raises $10.5 Million
o Broadcast Video Watermarking
Firm Medialink Raises $5 Million
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Briefly Noted: DISH Network -
10.5 million subscribers, MSN Music - American Express, Movielink -
Best Buy, Amazon Theater, OpenTV - NASCAR, Linktone - Aon Media,
Electronic Arts, Sony Computer Entertainment America, Activision -
"Lemony Snicket," THQ, KOEI, Nokia, Dwango - Rolling Stone,
Musictoday.com - the Pixies
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o Washington Post: AOL to Split Into
Four Divisions
Dulles, Va. -- In a sweeping move, America Online plans to split
into four divisions, with each gaining specific responsibility for
its financial and operating performance, The Washington Post
reported on Tuesday. The moves, directed by CEO Jonathan Miller, are
expected to help the Internet provider make quicker decisions and
improve its financial performance. "We are going to try to be much
crisper in decision-making," Miller told the Post. One of the
divisions, headed by vice chairman Ted Leonsis, will be called
"Audience," and focus on selling ads on AOL's various web sites and
services. As part of the changing strategy, three top executives --
Lisa Hook, who headed the company's broadband initiative, Joseph
Ripp, its vice chairman, and Michael Kelly, its CFO -- will be
leaving the company. The news emerged just days after reports that
the company plans to cut more than 700 jobs next month.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?P28F31DB9
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o Copyright
Industry, Artists, States Ask Supreme Court to Hear File-Sharing
Case
Washington -- A coalition consisting of copyright holders,
musicians and 40 state attorneys general filed "friend of the court"
briefs with the Supreme Court on Monday, petitioning the justices to
hear an appeal of a federal appeals court ruling that said providers
of Internet file-sharing software are not liable for any copyright
infringement committed by individual users. On the opposite side,
peer-to-peer firms StreamCast Networks and Grokster also filed a
friend of the court brief, arguing that lower courts correctly
applied the "Betamax" ruling, which said VCRs are legal because of
substantial non-infringing uses. They also said Supreme Court should
not weigh in on the matter because it is also currently being taken
up in Congress. A decision on whether the Supreme Court will hear
the case is not expected for several months.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?K4A621EB9
http://www.eff.org/news/archives/2004_11.php#002074
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o EU to
Continue with Microsoft Antitrust Case Despite Settlements
Brussels -- Despite the fact Microsoft has reached settlements
with two of its fiercest rivals, the European Commission said it
would pursue its antitrust case against the U.S.-based software
giant. On Monday, Microsoft announced that it had reached a deal
with the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA), and
that it had agreed to pay $536 million to settle an antitrust
lawsuit over Novell's Netware software. Even so, European Commission
spokeswoman Amelia Torres said the settlements did not change "any
elements of Microsoft's conduct in the market" and that EU antitrust
enforcement did not "hinge upon complaints by individual parties."
Acting EU Competition Commissioner Mario Monti, who has spearheaded
the EU case against Microsoft, is set to step down at the end of
this month; so far, his replacement, Neelie Kroes, has said little
about what line she plans take on the Microsoft antitrust case.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?H28215DB9
http://makeashorterlink.com/?S19226DB9
http://europa.eu.int/comm/index_en.htm
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o Report:
Average CD Price Drops 4% in Q3 2004 to $12.95
Port Washington, N.Y. -- CD prices hit a new low in the third
quarter of 2004, when the average retail price of a CD fell to
$12.95, a 4% decline from the same period a year ago, according to
data from New York-based market research firm NPD Group. The average
price of a "catalog" CD (18 months old or more) fell to $12.84,
whereas current CDs sold for an average of $13.08. "A few leading
mass merchandisers have been flirting with the $13 mark since late
2003 for catalog titles," said NPD president Russ Crupnick, "but it
now appears that all of the major mass retailers have begun to adopt
lower pricing for these CDs. By contrast, electronics retailers are
offering lower prices on current CDs. Current product accounts for
approximately 60 percent of music sales at both mass merchandisers
and electronics specialty retailers." NPD Group predicts that
overall prices will decline even further during the holiday shopping
season.
http://www.npd.com
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o Disney to
Increase Video Game Investments by $40 Million
Los Angeles -- Reuters reports that The Walt Disney Company is
set to increase its investment in the video games industry by up to
$40 million this year, including development of titles for handheld
devices and acquisitions of small publishers and developers. Disney
consumer products chairman Andy Mooney made the assertion yesterday
at an investment conference. He added that Disney would more
aggressively tie-in games to its movie releases, including for its
upcoming adaptation of C.S. Lewis' "The Chronicles of Narnia."
http://makeashorterlink.com/?F28612EB9
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Broadcasters Lift Objection to XM Satellite Local Weather, Traffic
Services
Washington -- XM Satellite Radio on Tuesday said the National
Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has withdrawn its petition to the
Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which sought to prohibit XM
from providing local traffic and weather reports on its nationwide
satellite radio service. The NAB had argued that the services
violated XM's FCC license to offer a national service, by offering
localized content that would compete with its local radio
broadcasters for ad dollars. XM, the Consumer Electronics
Association, U.S. Dept. of Transportation and others countered that
prohibiting such services would deny public safety services and was
unconstitutional. "Why would the NAB suddenly withdraw a petition
that it so confidently believed would win approval? Because all
indications were that the Commission was poised to rule against the
NAB, so it decided to withdraw in a last-minute attempt to save
face. As a result, this waste of Commission resources is now at an
end," XM said in a statement.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/041109/dctu049_1.html
http://www.nab.org/Newsroom/PressRel/Filings/SDARS41404.pdf
http://www.xmradio.com
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o Report: Music
Videos Most-Viewed Streaming Media in 2004
Monterey, Calif. -- Music videos account for the largest share of
the overall streaming video market, representing 33.6% of the 5.6
billion streams served in the first half of 2004, according to a
report from AccuStream iMedia Research. The next most popular
content category was news and information, with sites like CNN.com,
CBSNews.com and Weather.com drawing 18.2% of the market, followed by
sports with 15.6% share. Categories drawing smaller audiences
included movies, general entertainment and Internet TV. "While
music, news and sports are the most popular categories today,
publishers are offering more types of content online. That coupled
with more broadband users and distribution partnerships is going to
alter viewing share patterns in the future," said AccuStream
research director Paul A. Palumbo.
http://www.accustreamresearch.com
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o Webcast
Metrics Launches Third-Party Internet Radio Audience Ratings
Denver, Colo. -- Ando Media, a provider of third-party Internet
radio audience ratings, on Tuesday announced the launch of its
Webcast Metrics service and first set of data from subscribing
webcasters for the month of October. The company developed the Web
radio ratings service following the closure of radio ratings firm
Arbitron's Measurecast surveys last spring, but for now its
subscriber-only ratings do not include larger webcasters like Yahoo
Launch, Radio@AOL, MSN Radio, Musicmatch or Live365. Denver,
Colo.-based Ando said its Webcast Metrics cull real data from
stations' servers that is then converted to the standard broadcast
metrics -- such as average quarter hour, cume and total listener
hours -- widely used by terrestrial radio stations and their
advertisers. The first Webcast Metrics data found that DI.fm was the
top station in October, with a 15,506 average quarter hour (AQH) for
the time period of 6 a.m. to midnight, followed by AccuRadio.com,
RadioIO.com and EnergyRadio.com.
http://www.webcastmetrics.com
http://www.kurthanson.com/archive/news/110904/index.asp
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o TV
Content-Shifting Device Maker Sling Media Raises $10.5 Million
San Mateo, Calif. -- Consumer electronics maker Sling Media
announced on Tuesday that it has raised $10.5 million in its first
round of venture capital financing from Doll Capital Management,
Mobius Venture Capital and undisclosed strategic investors. The
company's first product, the Slingbox Personal Broadcaster, will
allow users to view TV and movie content from their cable box,
satellite receiver or digital video recorder at home from anywhere
via a laptop or other Internet-connected device. San Mateo,
Calif.-based Sling Media was founded in 2004, and plans to introduce
its Slingbox Personal Broadcaster during the first quarter of 2005.
http://www.slingmedia.com/pr20041109.html
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o Broadcast
Video Watermarking Firm Medialink Raises $5 Million
New York -- Medialink Worldwide, a provider of digital video
watermarking technology for broadcasters through its Teletrax unit,
announced on Tuesday that it has raised $5 million through the
private placement of securities with unnamed institutional
investors. Teletrax, used by ABC, NBC News, Reuters Television and
others, embeds video watermarks into programming that can then be
monitored to generate broadcast tracking reports. The service was
launched two years ago using patented technology from Philips and
Digimarc. In addition to supporting the development of Teletrax, the
net proceeds will be used for working capital and to reduce bank
borrowings.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/041109/95595_1.html
http://www.medialink.com
http://www.teletrax.tv
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Future of Television
Forum: Next Generation
November 19, 2004
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New York City
www.televisionconference.com
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.
Keynote Speakers
Leslie Moonves - Co-President and Co-Chief Operating
Officer, Viacom Inc. Kathleen Dore - President,
Entertainment Services, Rainbow Media
Lord David Currie - Chairman, Office of
Communications (OFCOM), UK
Confirmed Speakers
Simon Applebaum -
Editor-at-Large, CableFAX’s CableWORLD
David Baldwin - EVP, Programming, HBO
Andy Bernstein - Television Editor, Street &
Smith’s Sports Business Journal
Reggie Bradford - President & CEO, N2 Broadband
Marlene Braga - Director, Programming & Prod., The
History Channel en Espanol Chris Crommett -
Senior Vice President, CNN en Espaņol
Ann Foley - EVP, Programming, Showtime Networks
Robert Friedman - President, Classic Media: Harvey
& Golden Books Ent.
Lino Garcia - General Manger, ESPN Deportes
Bob Greene - SVP, Advanced Services, Starz Encore
Group LLC
Richard Hofstetter - Partner, Frankfurt, Kurnit,
Klein & Selz, PC
Rob Jacobson - President & CEO, In Demand Networks
Todd Leavitt - President & COO, Academy of
Television Arts & Sciences
Lydia Loizides - Analyst / Principal, Paphion Inc.
Al Lieberman - Executive Director, EMT Program,
NYU Stern School of Business
Jon D. Litner - EVP & Chief Operating Officer,
National Hockey League
David Lyle - Executive Producer / Co-Founder & Chair,
FRAPA
Steven Mandala - EVP, Sales, Telemundo Network,
NBC Universal
David Neal - EVP, NBC Olympics
Mark Piesanen - Head of New Media Business Models,
Deloitte Consulting
Craig Plestis - SVP, Alternative Programs &
Development, NBC Universal
Tony Ponturo - VP, Global Media & Sports Marketing,
Anheuser-Busch
Max Robins - Editor-in-Chief, Broadcasting & Cable
Tony Ruiz - Partner, Advertising, The Vidal
Partnership
Ned Sherman - Co-Founder & CEO, Digital Media Wire
Scott Singer - Managing Partner, Deloitte
Corporate Finance
Sam Solovey - Columnist, Yahoo! / Contestant,
The Apprentice
Andrea Wong - EVP, Alternative Programming,
Specials & Late Night, ABC
Martin Yudkovitz - President, TiVo
John Zamoiski - President, Marketing, NMA
Entertainment & Marketing
REGISTRATION
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
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:
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o Briefly Noted: (Englewood,
Colo.) Satellite TV provider EchoStar Communications, operator of
the DISH Network, said on Tuesday that it added 350,000 net new
subscribers during the third quarter of 2004, ending the period with
a total of 10.5 million subscribers. The company, which said its
quarterly profit rose to $102 million from $35 million last year,
also declared a one-time stock dividend of $1 per share -- a total
of about $455 million to be paid to shareholders on Dec. 14.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/041109/95385_1.html
http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/041109/media_echostar_earns_1.html
http://www.dishnetwork.com
(Redmond, Wash.) Microsoft announced on Tuesday that it has
partnered with American Express to offer free music downloads from
MSN Music to U.S. cardholders. Under the deal, AMEX cardholders who
use their cards on MSN Music will receive one free download for
every ten purchased; new applicants for the AMEX Blue card will also
receive ten free downloads from the service. AMEX is also sponsoring
a music-related site on MSN called In the Mix that will feature
"adult alternative music."
http://music.msn.com/inthemix
(Santa Monica, Calif.) Movielink, an Internet video-on-demand
joint venture between a number of Hollywood movie studios, announced
on Tuesday that it recently delivered its one millionth download.
The service offers a range of movies, TV shows and other programming
as 24-hour downloads for between $1.99 and $4.99. Santa Monica,
Calif.-based Movielink also announced that it has partnered with
Best Buy to place its $20 Movielink Movie Cards in the retailer's
642 stores, in addition to providing them free to purchasers of a
Microsoft Media Center PC.
http://www.movielink.com
(Seattle) Amazon.com on Tuesday launched Amazon Theater, an
online short film series created by directors Ridley and Tony
Scott's RSA USA production company and Fallon Worldwide. The films,
which star actors including Minnie Driver, Blair Underwood, Chris
Noth and Daryl Hannah, will include links in the credits to special
"artist boutiques" where the celebrities will offer gift ideas and
support various charities. The Amazon Theater short film series,
sponsored by Chase, is billed by the company as "a free holiday gift
for consumers."
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/041109/95295_1.html
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/13609381
(San Francisco) Interactive TV software and services provider
OpenTV said on Tuesday that video-on-demand provider In Demand
Networks has renewed its agreement with OpenTV to produce its
"NASCAR in Car" interactive TV service for the 2005 and 2006 racing
seasons. The Emmy Award-winning feature offers multiple camera
angles, live team audio, data and driver statistics.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/041109/95505_1.html
http://www.opentv.com
(Shanghai, China) Chinese wireless applications and content
provider Linktone said on Tuesday that it partnered with Korean
karaoke library provider Aon Media to develop, localize and provide
Java-based wireless karaoke applications and content to Chinese
mobile users. The Linktone service will let users download
polyphonic tunes and sing along while viewing animated pictures and
rolling lyrics on their cell phones' screens.
http://www.linktone.com
(Los Angeles) Game developer Electronic Arts on Tuesday announced
that it will lower the prices for some of its popular sports titles
for the holiday shopping season. "Madden NFL 2005" and "NHL 2005"
will now cost $29, down from $49, while "NBA Live" and "NCAA
Football 2005" will both be discounted by $10, to $29 and $39,
respectively. The move is seen countering Take-Two Interactive and
Sega's pricing of their ESPN sports games at $19. Separately,
Electronic Arts said it released "Medal of Honor Pacific Assault"
for PC, a sequel in the WWII franchise developed at the company's EA
Los Angeles studio.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/041108/86171_1.html
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/041109/95665_1.html
http://www.moh.ea.com
(Foster City, Calif.) Sony Computer Entertainment America on
Tuesday launched its new hockey franchise, "Gretzky NHL 2005," which
is published by the company's 989 Sports division and was developed
by San Francisco-based Page 44 Studios. The PlayStation 2 title
enables gamers to upload a photo of themselves into the game via the
EyeToy USB camera accessory for PlayStation 2. Sony also on Tuesday
shipped its "Jak 3" sequel for PlayStation 2, developed by its Santa
Monica-based studio Naughty Dog, in addition to "EyeToy: AntiGrav,"
the first PlayStation 2 title to use facial and body recognition
technology. Developed by Harmonix Music Systems, the hoverboard game
uses the USB camera to track a gamer's movements, which are then
used to control steering, jumping, acceleration, braking and board
tricks.
http://www.page44.com
http://www.naughtydog.com
http://www.harmonixmusic.com
(Santa Monica, Calif.) Video game publisher Activision on Tuesday
shipped its "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events" title
for PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube, Game Boy Advance and the PC.
Developed by Kirkland, Wash.-based Amaze Entertainment, the game is
based on the best-selling children's books and upcoming film of the
same name from Paramount Pictures, DreamWorks Pictures and
Nickelodeon Movies.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/041109/latu090_1.html
http://www.amazeentertainment.com
(Calabasas Hills, Calif.) Video game publisher THQ on Tuesday
shipped its "Hot Wheels Stunt Truck Challenge" title for PlayStation
2, Xbox, Game Boy Advance and the PC to retailers. The title
features online play for gamers with a PlayStation 2 online account.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/041109/95523_1.html
http://www.hotwheels.com
(Burlingame, Calif.) Japanese game developer KOEI announced on
Tuesday the release of its "Samurai Warriors Xtreme Legends" title
for PlayStation 2. The expansion pack sequel was developed
internally by KOEI's Omega Force studio, also responsible for the
company's "Dynasty Warriors" series.
http://www.koei.com
(Espoo, Finland) Cell phone maker Nokia said on Tuesday that it
has released its "Asphalt: Urban GT" racing game for the N-Gage
hybrid cell phone/mobile game deck in Europe, and will launch the
title in North America and Asia later this month. Nokia and Gameloft
are also offering a free downloadable demo of the title.
http://www.n-gage.com/asphalt
(Seattle) Mobile entertainment publisher Dwango Wireless on
Tuesday launched its "Rolling Stone 20 Questions" trivia game for
cell phones. The company also partnered with the music magazine to
offer Rolling Stone ringtones.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/041109/95050_1.html
http://www.dwango.com
(Los Angeles) Following summer and fall concert tours where
performances were recorded onto burned CDs and sold after shows and
online by a firm called Disc Live, the Pixies announced that they
will make recent shows from their ongoing tour available for
download in MP3 format from Musictoday.com. Each show contains
around 30 tracks and will be available for $12 each.
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/news/04-11/08.shtml
http://www.musictoday.com
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> Broadcast/Video/Digital Server Engineer - Washington DC
Support US Navy Sailors world wide to Develop a next
generation video server system; Will be responsible for
engineering an end-to-end digital video system that includes
the devices to master, author and encrypt program packages on
DVD and HDD, and the devices that will playback the program
packages. Includes conversion from tape-based television
systems to server-based.
www.omnitecinc.com
Contact Nick, via:
nabid@omnitecinc.com
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> PEM Sales Engineer, SWsoft
Come join a dynamic, high-growth and profitable software
company. SWsoft (http://www.sw-soft.com) is the leading
provider of hosting automation and virtualization software for
hosting providers, Telcos/ISPs and enterprises. Lead and
execute overall Sales Engineering for our PEM web and
application hosting solution. Requires at least three to five
years experience in a software pre-sales role degree in CS or
Engineering. Send resumes to
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> Channel Development Manager
An innovative software firm is seeking an experienced
professional to develop new accounts with the objective of
seeding indirect sales channels with strategic partners. To be
a fit for this exciting new opportunity, you must be
aggressive and have a track record of successfully creating
and growing large revenue streams with Channel/OEM partners
and re-sellers. You must be independent, self- motivated, and
have demonstrated over-achievement in software sales, with
domain experience in the systems performance management space
(HP OpenView, NetIQ AppManager, BMC PATROL preferred). Please
submit your resume to mmolinas@hirestrategy.com or view this
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Product Marketing Manager - Trusted Computer Solutions
Responsible for managing the entire product line life cycle
from strategic planning to tactical activities specifying
market requirements for current and future products by
conducting market research supported by on-going visits to
customers and non-customers. Driving a solution set across
development teams (primarily Development/Engineering, and
Marketing Communications) through market requirements, product
contract. Send resumes to dromano@trustedcs.com For more info,
visit
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Business Development Director
Executes the overall business development strategy. Should
possess knowledge of federal contract negotiations relative to
the IT field, and be able to position IDC for bidding on
large, multi-year opportunities. Will conceptualize and
implement a plan to broaden our market base, diversify the
business, and apply innovative strategies to increase
profitability. Bachelor's degree and 10 yrs exp required.
Please e-mail resumes to
careers@idc.tv
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Account Manager
The Account Manager will manage a
geographic sales territory
(North-eastern US), based in the greater Washington DC area.
He/she will be involved primarily with managing existing
customers and new prospects and
selling HP NonStop systems mgmt. solutions to achieve quota
results. The qualified candidate should have specific exp.
selling software solutions for the
HP NonStop environment, be a highly successful sales rep.,
have formal
sales training and strong sales process skills and exp. and
systems mgmt.
exp. (e.g. CA UniCenter, HP Open View, Tivoli, BMC). Please
send resume to
mmolinas@hirestrategy.com or visit
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> Practice Leader, CMO Group
Forrester Research is seeking a highly motivated individual
for the Practice Leader position in the Forrester Oval
Program, The CMO Group, an exclusive executive membership
program that offers a valuable combination of peer networking,
dedicated analyst access, benchmark data, and member-directed
research to select C-level marketing executives. Require:
Master's or other advanced degree, Eight to 10 years of
progressive work exp. within the marketing industry. Ability
to manage a team of professionals in a fast-paced learning
environment. Strong analytical, writing, and presentation
skills. Experience managing departmental budgets. Please apply
online
http://www.forrester.com/CareerOpportunities
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> Public Relations Specialist
Public Relations Specialist Min. 5 years PR/management exp. PR
professional to maintain effective communications with media,
serve as
main point of contact for PR activites, recommend PR strategy
for high-
tech B2B clients, & lead PR account teams. Strong project
management
& team-building skills required. Flexible personality desired
to manage
clients & teams in an exciting, fast-paced environment. E-mail
cover
letter and resume to
hr@rmr.com
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D.C. PR and strategic communications consulting firm seeks
mid-level
media relations professional with 3-5 years agency/corporate
communications experience to work on fast-paced technology
account and
other projects as assigned. Team-oriented position requires
trade and
national media relations experience and excellent writing
skills.
Demonstrated ability to execute media relations campaigns,
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and/or
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resume, two writing samples to:
mediarelationsdc@hotmail.com
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2004-2008
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