Webnoize 2001.
When: October 29-30, 2001
Where: Los Angeles, CA
at the Century Plaza Hotel, 2025 Avenue of the Stars
For the past seven years, Webnoize has served the digital
entertainment industry with timely intelligence, providing news
analysis, research and executive events. This year, we're happy
to have JIM GRIFFIN, CEO of Cherry Lane Digital and a founder of
EvoLab, join us in delivering quality insight as Webnoize 2001
Conference Chairman.
Webnoize 2001 is bringing together senior executives from
multibillion-dollar industries, including:
- MUSIC, FILM, BROADCAST, MEDIA
- COMPUTING AND TECHNOLOGY
- CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- LEGAL AND POLICY
- BUSINESS AND FINANCE
- DELIVERY AND SECURITY
As with past events, Webnoize 2001 offers perspective and pragmatic
solutions to those with a stake in entertainment's future. This year,
high-profile digital entertainment subscription initiatives by
major media interests are being unveiled at Webnoize 2001, which
you won't want to miss.
Additional details on Webnoize 2001 -- including keynote and
speaker announcements, special event programming, networking
opportunities and both on-site and off-site receptions being held
throughout the event -- will arrive in your mailbox during the
coming weeks. Stay tuned to the event web site for ongoing news:
http://www.webnoize.com/2001/
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ACCOMODATIONS GOING FAST! (see below for additional information)
As of September 25, very few rooms are still available at the Century
Plaza Hotel & Spa. A discount rate is still available through 10/10.
Please call Judi Gordon at 818-995-4967 to reserve your room today.
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SAMPLE PROGRAMMING TOPICS http://www.webnoize.com/2001/agenda.rs
-- Collaboration and the new world economy:
How entertainment, technology, telecommunications and CE device
manufacturers must collaborate for success.
-- Serving next-generation digital lifestyles:
Understanding network characteristics, technology drivers,
consumer strategies and deal structures to achieve a vital mix
of content, bandwidth and mobility.
-- Laws shaping a global digital marketplace:
How political agendas and legal brinksmanship are systematically
recasting ecommerce and media.
-- Capitalizing on the P2P phenomenon:
Initiatives and strategies for securing content, implementing
revenue-making models and turning peer-to-peer into a customer
acquisition proposition.
-- Understanding the consumer-content relationship:
How consumers interact with content is rapidly evolving, and
altering business objectives of the entertainment, technology,
telecom and consumer device businesses.
-- Mobility and the future of radio:
Can radio shield its captive audience from encroachment by digital
satellite, mobile and Internet music services? How are outside
companies with potent consumer brands capitalizing on the openings
created by these services?
For complete agenda details, visit http://www.webnoize.com/2001
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WEBNOIZE 2001 IS SPONSORED IN PART BY:
- Reciprocal
- ASCAP
- IBM
- KnitMedia
- Listen.com
- BMI
...along with various other companies and industry organizations.
-- Lynne d Johnson LynnedJohnson@earthlink.net http://www.LynnedJohnson.com"Rap music is a technologically sophisticated and complex urban sound." --Tricia Rose, Black Noise
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