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Report: Europeans Still Favor File-Sharing Over Paid Downloads
3-to-1
o Survey:
91% Favor Parents Over Government Rules for TV Indecency
o FCC Reverses Stance on "A La
Carte" Cable Programming
o Nokia Admits Failure of N-Gage
Gaming Cell Phone
o Icahn Hires Lazard to Examine
Reshaping Time Warner
o Intel to Open Chinese Net
Cafes With Public Music Studios
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Briefly Noted
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TiVo to Launch Digital Video
Recorder Service in Taiwan
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MLB Advanced Media Invests in World Championship Sports Network
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Actimagine Brings Full-Length Movies to 128MB Phone Memory Cards
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Report: Google in Talks to Sponsor Manchester United Football Club
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Cox to Deploy Navic Networks' Interactive TV Technology
o Activision Gets Rights
to "Spider-Man" Games Through 2017
o Sony Plans Spring 2006
Release for "MLB '06: The Show"
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Electronic Arts Ships "Burnout Legends" for
Nintendo DS
o AG Interactive to
Offer "Slinky" Jingle Ringtones, Mobile Content
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CNET: Man Spends $100,000 on
Virtual Space Station in Online Game
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o Report: Europeans Still Favor
File-Sharing Over Paid Downloads 3-to-1
New York - European music consumers currently download
music from illicit file-sharing networks over legal stores by a
factor of three to one, with the younger generation increasingly
failing to see music as a paid commodity, according to a report from
market research firm JupiterResearch. The survey found that,
overall, 15% of European consumers use file-sharing networks, while
5% pay to download songs; 34% of 15 to 24-year-olds said they
downloaded songs for free. Moreover, the survey revealed that among
the 46% of 15 to 24-year-olds who use the Internet to consume music,
40% don't consider the CD a good value, and 43% said they prefer to
instead copy CDs from friends. "Unless the music industry can
transition these consumers whilst they are young away from free
consumption to paid music formats, be they digital or CDs, they may
never develop music purchasing behavior and the recording industry
could suffer long-term harm," said JupiterResearch analyst Mark
Mulligan. The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry
(IFPI) and its member record labels have recently begun suing
individual European file-swappers for copyright infringement, taking
the lead of similar efforts in the U.S. by the Recording Industry
Association of America (RIAA).
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/051129/20051129005209.html?.v=1
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o Survey:
91% Favor Parents Over Government Rules for TV Indecency
Washington - Some 81% of Americans who watch TV are
concerned about what programs their kids are watching, but just 9%
of parents want increased government control over programming, with
91% instead favoring more parental involvement, according to a
survey conducted by Russell Research for TV Watch, a group that
opposes government control of TV programming. "People see something
on TV they don't like, and some activists yell from the rooftops
calling for more government intervention, but that's not what people
want," TV Watch executive director Jim Dyke told The Hollywood
Reporter. "The vast majority of the people don't want the government
making their programming decisions." The survey also found that 85%
of parents found TV ratings useful, and 56% found the V-chip -- the
device in all new TVs that provides parental controls over
programming -- to be useful, although usage data for the technology
shows that few parents actually use it. "Some people use the V-chip,
some people watch TV with their kids, some people turn it off,"
added Dyke. The survey was released to coincide with a Senate forum
Tuesday on the state of TV programming, organized by Sen. Ted
Stevens (R-Alaska).
http://tinyurl.com/9nv7f
(Hollywood Reporter)
http://www.russellresearch.com
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o FCC
Reverses Stance on "A La Carte" Cable Programming
Washington - In a reversal of course, the Federal
Communications Commission (FCC) on Tuesday backed a plan that calls
for cable television providers to offer viewers the option of
subscribing to individual channels, The Wall Street Journal
reported. The notion is a radical departure from current practices,
in which cable companies offer bundled packages of channels. In a
Senate Commerce Committee forum, however, FCC Chairman Kevin Martin
said that a la carte programming "could be economically feasible and
in consumers' best interests." The FCC can't force cable companies
to make the change, but its position could become a driving force in
the debate and potentially spur the creation of new legislation.
While the move is seen as a positive for consumers, who could lower
their overall bills by dropping channels they don't watch and be
able to better protect their children from "objectionable
programming," cable providers say it could ultimately reduce the
choices for viewers.
http://tinyurl.com/afqt5
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o Nokia Admits
Failure of N-Gage Gaming Cell Phone
Los Angeles - Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia has
admitted publicly for the first time that its N-Gage hybrid cell
phone/mobile game deck is a failure, having sold just 2 million
units across two product releases, far short of its goal of 6
million sales, VNUnet.com reported. "N-Gage is still being sold but
it was not a success in the sense of developing a new category,"
Antti Vasara, Nokia's vice president for corporate strategy, told
VNUnet.com. The company plans to continue manufacture existing
models for sale mainly in Asian markets, but will not produce any
new models. Instead, Nokia will begin integrating gaming software
into its main phone models, and focus more on mobile TV and music
services. Nokia said it will also continue to develop game titles
for existing N-Gage models.
http://www.vnunet.com/2146509
http://www.n-gage.com
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o Icahn Hires
Lazard to Examine Reshaping Time Warner
Dulles, Va. - Billionaire financier Carl Icahn has hired
financial advisory firm Lazard to look into various strategic
alternatives that would maximize the value of media giant Time
Warner, the parent company of America Online. Some of those
alternatives could include selling off pieces of the company,
streamlining its corporate structure and launching a major share
repurchase plan. Icahn has been a major proponent of spinning off
the company's cable unit and launching a $20 billion stock buyback
-- $7.5 billion more than the program currently in place. Icahn's
group holds 135 million shares of Time Warner. "We continue to
believe that Time Warner's stock is greatly undervalued and that the
company is in need of a major restructuring," said Icahn.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051129/nytu136.html?.v=34
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o Intel to Open
Chinese Net Cafes With Public Music Studios
Beijing - Chipmaker Intel on Tuesday announced plans to
open a series of Internet cafes in China that will feature studios
that let aspiring musicians record their own songs using Intel
digital home entertainment equipment. The company partnered with
Chinese wireless Internet firm TOM Online to provide technology for
the launch of the Intel i-Café Music Studio in Zhengzhou, the first
of 13 such Intel venues planned. ''In our continuing efforts to make
Internet cafes an exciting and wholesome gathering place for
everyone, Intel and TOM Online have joined together on the i-Cafe
Music Studio community project to promote a positive image of
internet cafes," said Intel China general manager Yit Loong Lai. The
cafes will also enable musicians to directly upload recorded tracks
to TOM Online's Wanleba music platform.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051129/cntu008.html?.v=14
http://www.tom.com
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-The Music Industry Perspective
-The Game Industry Perspective
-The Film and Television Industry Perspective
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Opportunities
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The Explosion of Mobile Commerce
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Marketing Strategies, including Search Engine Marketing
& Optimization
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Developments in Digital Rights Management
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Briefly Noted
o TiVo to
Launch Digital Video Recorder Service in Taiwan
Alviso, Calif. - TiVo and TGC, its exclusive distribution
partner in the China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and Macao TV
markets, announced on Tuesday that the first TiVo digital video
recorders will soon go on sale in Taiwan. TiVo, which owns a
significant minority interest in TGC, added that cable TV
penetration in Taiwan is now over 80%. "TGC's launch in Taiwan is
yet another step in our mission to expand the TiVo experience to
high value, wired markets around the world," said TiVo CEO Tom
Rogers.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051129/sftu035.html?.v=36
http://www.tivo.com
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MLB Advanced Media Invests in World Championship Sports Network
Santa Monica, Calif. - The World Championship Sports Network (WCSN),
a channel devoted to major international sports competitions in
events like track and field, gymnastics, fencing and rowing,
announced on Tuesday that it has received an equity investment from
Major League Baseball Advanced Media. Financial terms of the deal
were not disclosed. The online unit of Major League Baseball will
manage WCSN's digital assets, and market the company's content to
its database of 7 million baseball fans.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051129/latu032.html?.v=33
http://www.mlb.com
http://www.wcsn.com
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o Actimagine
Brings Full-Length Movies to 128MB Phone Memory Cards
Paris - Actimagine, a French developer of mobile video and
digital rights management technology, said on Tuesday that its
technology is being used by Sony Pictures Digital in the U.K. to
release full-length feature films on 128MB memory cards for cell
phones. The studio has thus far released films including "Spiderman
2," "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," "Stuart Little,"
"Ghostbusters" and "Hitch" on memory cards. Actimagine's technology
has also been utilized in Nintendo's Game Boy Advance and DS
handheld game systems, and a Fisher Price portable media player for
kids.
http://www.actimagine.com/article.php3?id_article=845&lang=en
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Report: Google in Talks to Sponsor Manchester United Football Club
London - According to a recent report in the Observer,
U.K. football club Manchester United is in "advanced" talks with a
number of international technology giants about the possibility of
replacing U.K.-based mobile operator Vodafone Group as its jersey
sponsor. Vodafone caught many analysts, investors and football fans
by surprise last week when it cancelled its four-year,
$15.4-million-a-year contract with United two years early. The
Observer said the Glazer family, which owns United, said the club
was in talks with such heavy hitters as Google, IBM and Yahoo. Other
non-technology brands rumored to be in similar talks include
Coca-Cola and Levi Strauss.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?J20B31C3C
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o Cox to Deploy
Navic Networks' Interactive TV Technology
Boston - Navic Networks, a developer of interactive TV
technology for the cable TV industry, announced on Tuesday that it
has signed a multi-year agreement with Cox, the nation's
third-largest cable TV provider. Under the deal, Cox will deploy
Boston-based Navic Networks' Addressable Advertising service in
multiple markets. Navic's technology allows operators and their
advertisers to target groups of subscribers using interactive
enhancements on 30-second, 60-second and long-form ads. Subscribers
use the remote control to vote on community issues, request more
information, take advantage of special offers, and access long-form
content.
http://tinyurl.com/833y6
http://www.navic.tv
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o Activision Gets
Rights to "Spider-Man" Games Through 2017
Santa Monica, Calif. - Video game publisher Activision announced
on Tuesday that it has signed an agreement with Spider-Man
Merchandising, a venture between Marvel Entertainment and Sony
Pictures Consumer Products, to extend its rights to develop games
based on "Spider-Man" movies through 2017. The deal grants the
company rights for both movie sequels and any new television series.
Activision is currently at work on games based on "Spider-Man 3,"
slated for release in theaters in May 2007.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051129/latu053.html?.v=33
http://www.activision.com
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o Sony Plans Spring
2006 Release for "MLB '06: The Show"
Foster City, Calif. - Sony Computer Entertainment America
announced on Tuesday that it plans to release "MLB '06: The Show"
for PlayStation 2 and PSP in the spring of 2006. Sony said the game
will bring new and enhanced features to its established Major League
Baseball game franchise.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051129/sftu039.html?.v=30
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o Electronic Arts
Ships "Burnout Legends" for Nintendo DS
Chertsey, England - Electronic Arts announced on Tuesday
that it has shipped the Nintendo DS version of its "Burnout Legends"
racing title to North American retailers. The title takes advantage
of both DS touch-screen capabilities and the device's Wi-Fi
connection for multiplayer racing.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/051129/20051129005429.html?.v=1
http://burnout.ea.com
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o AG Interactive
to Offer "Slinky" Jingle Ringtones, Mobile Content
Cleveland, Ohio - Mobile entertainment publisher AG
Interactive announced on Tuesday that it has signed an agreement
with Poof-Slinky Inc., manufacturer of the Slinky and other
products, to offer ringtones of the classic Slinky jingle, video
clips from old commercials, wallpapers and other content for mobile
phones. The content will be available from AG Interactive portals
including MidiRingtones.com and DefJamMobile.com.
http://www.poof-slinky.com
http://www.interactive.ag.com
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CNET: Man Spends $100,000 on Virtual Space Station in Online Game
San Francisco - CNET News.com on Tuesday featured an
interview with Jon Jacobs, an independent filmmaker and avid online
gamer who recently spent $100,000 on a single virtual item within
the game "Project Entropia." Jacobs's virtual space station was the
largest such purchase to date in an online game, and was partly
bankrolled by refinancing his real-world house. Jacobs expects a
return on his investment of around $1.68 million a year, through
taxing players who visit the space station to hunt virtual monsters.
"I felt like there was more opportunity right now in a virtual
economy than in the American economy for this kind of profit
potential," Jacobs told News.com. "In the real world you're going to
have to buy a labor intensive business to generate this kind of
income. So I preferred to stick with my investment and go for the
serious revenue."
http://tinyurl.com/cugrw
(CNET)
http://www.project-entropia.com
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HR Communication Manager - San Jose, CA
This person will create a communication strategy to drive the
key mission and focus of Human Resources throughout the
organization. Responsible for creating strong, effective and
engaging communication from HR to the employees of eBay.
Included in this role would be all communication that deals
with: Benefits and Compensation, Stock, Promotions and
executive new hires, Change management, Training and
Development. The HR communication manager will work closely
with the SVP of HR and the HR leadership team to build a
strong, effective approach to communication. Submit resumes at
http://www.PostTrak.com/cgi-bin/PostTrak.cgi?RefCode=R2618115104534
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Sales/Marketing/PR Assistant
As a Sales/Marketing/PR Assistant, you will be a key member of
a growing organization that delivers high quality, value-added
Information Technology services and solutions worldwide. You
will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, and reporting
competitive intelligence, and providing senior mgmt. with high
quality decision support information. Require: BS or BA degree
in business, marketing, journalism or communication, 0-1 year
of sales, marketing and public relations experience,
preferably in the Information Technology. High proficiency in
performing advanced database analysis, spreadsheet
development, graphic presentations, word processing and their
integration. It is an internship with training and career
growth opportunities. Please submit your resume in
word format or PDF to
recruiting@businessexpo.biz
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Marketing Manager - Pleasanton, CA
We are a private, venture-funded, technology company focused
on adding experiential learning to corporate and consumer
technical training programs. We are looking for a proactive,
energetic Marketing Manager. The Marketing Manager is
responsible for the development, implementation, and
management of all our marketing initiatives and will drive
marketing efforts with the company's strategic partners,
especially OEMs and resellers. This position will execute the
marketing plan developed by the VP of Marketing and supports
our revenue goals for specified target accounts and markets.
Send resumes to
micheleh@toolwire.com
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Systems Engineer
(Digital Media)- NationalGeographic.com
Description: National Geographic Society seeks Systems
Engineer (for Digital Media) to install, configure, test,
diagnose & repair Windows, Mac, & Linux servers/workstations
for our leading edge Media Asset Management System. Prefer
degree & 6 yrs exp managing mixed environment. Requires MCSE
&/or CNE or equivalent & ability to lift up to 50 lbs. &
move equipment. Comprehensive salary w/ full benefits. EOE.
For info & to apply see
www.nationalgeographic.com
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Database
Engineer - NationalGeographic.com
National Geographic Society seeks a Database Engineer to
administer our leading edge Media Asset Management System
using a MS SQL dbase, storage systems, & nearline tape
storage. Prefer degree & 6 yrs exp w/ MS SQL db & media
related applications. MCSA or MCDBA or equivalent required.
Comprehensive salary w/ full benefits. EOE. For more info &
to apply go to
www.nationalgeographic.com
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Java Developer - Javien Digital
Payment Solutions, Inc. - McLean, VA
Join the leader in e-commerce solutions for digital content
sales. Javien is a fast-
growing technology company seeking developers with five
years of experience
in Java technologies including Servlets, iBatis, Webservices,
AXIS and JMX.
Experience in MySQL required. E-commerce application
experience preferred.
Submit resume and cover letter to
jobs@javien.com
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Sr. GUI Engineer - HireStrategy
A Maryland based start up is currently seeking a Sr. GUI
Engineer. The qualified candidate should have 5-8 years of
experience and should have relevant project work in the
following areas: Network security, network acceptable usage,
network audit, network content filtering. The candidates
must have experience with HTML, Macromedia Flash, C++
_JavaScript, familiarity with Linux/Apache environment and a
track record of building successful GUIs and/or portfolio to
look at. If interested, please submit your resume to
jobs@hirestrategy.com, or
click the link to view this position on the web,
http://www.hirestrategy.com/quicklinks/hire306.asp
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Program Manager - Chantilly, VA
SpectraRep is seeking a Program Manager who will manage
multiple project
processes. Responsibilities include: developing and managing
a program plan,
defining and ensuring project deliverables, managing
expectations and
relationships, managing multiple project teams, managing
tasks to a schedule
with the team, and providing feedback to team members.
Requirements: a
Bachelors degree or equivalent, preferably in an IT-related
field, and at least 4-10 years of program/project management experience, and
strong leadership and
communications skills. Send resumes to:
tbuono@bia.com For more info:
http://www.spectrarep.com/jobs.htm
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Sales Executive - Suburban MD
Fast growing instructional design and multimedia company in
Germantown, MD seeks an experienced sales executive to build
our client list. MetaMedia produces training and
communications programs in a variety of media including
video-based DVD and CD-ROM, the Web, and print. You must
have a proven track record closing large accounts, and
strong written and verbal communication skills. A strong
history selling training services will be given additional
consideration. Respond to
resumes@metamediausa.com
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Developer/Quality Assurance Specialist
(DW1489) - NPR Online
Join the team that builds the key
infrastructure behind one of the top news sites on the web,
drives its industry-leading podcasts, and is creating the
future of mobile media. National Public Radio seeks an
Application Developer/QA Specialist to develop web
applications and improve QA processes. Requirements include
three years of experience in testing and developing web
applications. Technologies include Java, Struts/JSP, Oracle,
CVS, ANT, PHP. Perl is a plus. Send resumes to
employment@npr.org
or fax (202) 513-3047
http://www.npr.org/about/jobs
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Sr. Marketing
Communications Director
The role of Sr. Director, Marketing Communications and Brand
Management is to enhance the KLA-Tencor brand and to create
a strong link between the company's branding/messaging
efforts and revenue/share growth. The Sr. Director will
create and foster an environment where corporate marketing,
sales, service, and product
marketing are aligned for success. Send resumes to:
ruta.joshi@kla-tencor.com
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Vice President of E-Commerce
This is an opportunity to be VP of E-Com for an internet
company specializing in web-related services including video
on demand and DVDs. One must understand online traffic,
retention, and sales. You will lead the company and a team
of 18 in cutting edge e-marketing/e- commerce initiatives
and the customer experience. Personalization, sales metrics,
customer analytics, real time marketing and use of granular
sales data are a must. A bachelor's, an MBA and 6 - 10 plus
years experience in the realm of internet marketing
preferred. Send resumes to
avoth@kessleradvisor.com
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Wireless Infrastructure Services Sales
Representative
Sell RF compliance, colocation, compatability services.
You must have wireless industry infrastructure sales
experience in areas like tower space, site acquisition, or
antenna systems. Our winner will be an enthusiastic goal
driven closer, resourceful, a good presenter, and proven
business generator. You will develop and grow accounts
throughout the US, travel as necessary, base in the
Greenville/Raleigh area. We are a 40 year industry leader.
Contact
Greenvilleceo@hotmail.com
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MidemNet Forum at MIDEM -
21-22 January 2006,
Cannes, France
The World's Annual Forum for Digital &
Mobile Music. Confirmed keynotes to date are NTT DoCoMo SVP
Takeshi Natsuno ; Warner Music Group EVP Digital Strategy &
Business Development Alex Zubillaga ; EMI Group Chairman
Eric Nicoli ; Ken Lombard, President of Starbucks
Entertainment ; Patricia Langrand, EVP Content Division for
France Telecom and Nokia's EVP and GM Multimedia Anssi
Vanjoki. For its 2006 edition, MidemNet forum will welcome
both the world's leading digital music experts and global
authorities on mobile music. Register on
www.midem.com
before December 20 and save € 350 on your MidemNet Forum +
MIDEM registration.
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Third Annual Micro and Small
Payments Conference – NYC – December 6, 2005
On December 6th,senior executives from
7-Eleven, American Express, CNET, Dunkin' Brands, First Data, IBM,
MasterCard, Microsoft, Napster, Ritz Camera, Sony, Sprint, Virgin
Mobile, Visa and many more are gathering to discuss the future of
small ticket commerce at the Grand Hyatt in New York City. The one
day event focuses on executable strategies for the rapidly growing
small payments and micropayments sector. For more information,
including agenda, speakers and registration, please visit:
www.smallpaymentsconference.com
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