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July 27-28, 2005
Hilton Universal City
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Agenda
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Day
I - July 27, 2005
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Ballroom
B
8:00
- 9:00: Registration and Networking
Breakfast
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Ballroom
C
9:00
- 9:30: Keynote
- Rio Caraeff, Universal
Music Mobile, General Manager
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Ballroom
C
9:30
- 10:20: 3G's
Here. Now How Do We Monetize It?
Sprint's
preparations to battle Verizon's Vcast service underlines
the carriers' need to monetize their huge investments in 3G.
What kind of content will pay off?
Feature
Presentation: Qpass
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Ballroom
C
10:30
- 11:20: Attack of the iPod Killers!
Sony Ericsson has rolled out a Walkman
cell phone. Motorola is launching three music phones and Nokia
has plans for more than 30. Meanwhile, Napster-to-Go is taking
its portable music subscription model to phones like the Audiovox SMT5600.
Should Apple be shaking in its boots?
- Linda Young, Loudeye,
Executive Vice President
- Thomas Gewecke,
Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Senior Vice President, Digital
Business Group
- Ted Cohen, EMI
Recorded Music, Senior Vice President, Digital Distribution
and Delivery
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Bob
Shallow, Nokia, Head, Music and Rich Media Business
Unit, North America
- Moderator: Michael Stroud,
iHollywood Forum, Founder
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Sierra
Foyer
11:20
- 11:40: Networking
Break and Product Showcase
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Ballroom
C
11:50
- 12:30: Keynote
- The Small Screen Meets theTiny Screen: The Power that Unfolds
when Classic Mass Media and Wireless Come Together
As a major player in Broadcast,
CBS is now evaluating the best partners to work with along
the wireless value chain. We have recognized that there is
tremendous potential in bringing our on-air world together
with the wireless world. We believe the future is coming
quickly, and at every instance of content creation and development
now, wireless has a place in those discussions. The critical
barrier of how to charge is coming down.
- Larry Kramer, CBS
Digital Media, President
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12:30
- 1:20: Networking Lunch
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Ballroom
B
1:30
- 2:00: Keynote
- Nigel Rundstrom, Nokia,
Vice President, Multimedia
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Ballroom
B
2:00
- 2:15 Feature
Presentation
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Ballroom
B
2:15
- 3:05: Mobile
TV: New Standards, Big Challenges
Texas
Instruments and Nokia support a terrestrial transmission standard
called DVBH, while Qualcomm backs FLO. They're planning big
rollouts in the U.S. by 2007. Will consumers watch? And how
will these services impact "video on demand" services
like Verizon's Vcast or MobiTV?
-
Ian
Blaine, thePlatform, Chief Executive Officer
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Tom
Ellsworth, GoTV, Chief Strategy Officer
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Jason
Hwang, onTimetek, Chief Executive Officer
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David
Post, Two Minute Television, Chief Executive
Officer
- Louis Gump,
The Weather Channel Interactive, Vice President, Mobile
- Jeff Bartee, Idetic,
Inc., Vice President, Finance and Business Development
- Moderator:
Sue Marek, Wireless Week, Senior Editor
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Ballroom
C
3:15
- 3:45:
Case Study: Mobile
Entertainment and the Mass Market Opportunity
Projections
for mobile entertainment revenues within the next few years
are dizzying, but how will we get there? An examination of
the evolution of cable TV and other successful media platforms
provide insights into the road ahead.
- George
Linardos,
Nokia, Senior Business Development Manager, Branded Content
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Ballroom B
3:15 -3:45:
Case Study: Sennari Powers Vodafone's New Skill-with- Prize Gaming Service
Chief Executive Officer, Bill Barhydt will given an overview of PrizePlay(TM), the first mobile-skill-with-prize gaming service that includes:cool casual games integrated with in-game pay-out including a sophisticated prizing and CRM service. Users can win a prize every game they play, share gaming tokens with friends to earn more Bling, and use tokens across multiple games.
- Bill Barhydt, Sennari,
Chief Executive Officer
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Ballroom A
3:15 -3:45: Case Study: The Steroid Scandal of the Mobile Gaming Industry: How Powerful Growth Creates Problems as Mobile Game Porting Costs Now Exceed the Original Cost of Developing Games
Octane
Technologies' Sameer Bhatia explains one of the mobile game
industry's biggest problems - porting - and will discuss options
for publishers trying to optimize quality, cost, and time
to market.
- Sameer Bhatia, Octane
Technologies, Chief Executive Officer
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Ballroom
B
4:00 - 4:50:
Community Building
and the U.S. Market
Presented
by the Mobile Entertainment Forum
Community is at the heart of wireless. The use of specific community services such as text-chat, blogging and multi-player games is truly harnessing the power of mobile. Hollywood is creating text messaging campaigns like "American Idol" and "All My Children” and "SpiderMan 2". We will look at where building communities in the U.S. stands and its prospects.
- Olly Topley, Freever,
Vice President, Strategic Marketing
- Byron Allen, Entertainment
Studios Corp., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
- Claas Heise, T-Venture
of America, Inc., Investment Director
- Eric Harber, Qpass,
Vice President, Corporate and Business Development
- Kelly Egan,
Best Buy, Director of Business Development
- Moderator: Ralph Simon,
Mobile Entertainment Forum, Chairman of the Board
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Ballroom
C
4:00
- 4:50: Wireless
Games: The Next Generation
We explore the new generation of wireless
games -- 3D, multiplayer, Bluetooth, broadband wireless. Will
consumers bite? How quickly will the wireless gaming market
grow? And what's the impact of PSP and other emerging wireless
platforms?
Feature Presentation: Bango
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Ricci
Rukavina, Walt Disney Internet Group, Director,
Mobile Products
- Minard Hamilton, JAMDAT
Mobile, Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing
- Robert Nashak, Glu
Mobile, Senior Vice President, Production
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Aaron
Bernstein, QUALCOMM Internet
Services,
Senior Manager, Gaming Group
- Paul Werp, Texas Instruments, Mobile Connectivity Solutions Business Director
- Moderator: Konny Zsigo,
WirelessDeveloper Agency, President
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Sierra
Foyer
4:50
- 5:20: Networking
Break and Product Showcase
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Ballroom
A
5:20
- 6:10: Sports
to Go
From fantasy baseball to soccer scores,
sports are a natural fit for mobile phones. Now, 3G networks
are bringing mobile sports video into the mix -- and (naturally)
brawls over who owns the rights.
Feature
Presentation: Smartphones Technologies Inc.
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Evan
Kamer, National Football League, Senior Director,
New Media and Publishing
- Mike Merrill, Smartphones Technologies Inc., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
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Adam
Ritter, Major League Baseball, Vice President,
Wireless
- Moderator: Steve Bradbury,
Marketing by Design,
President and Founder
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Ballroom
B
5:20
- 6:10: Mobile
Marketing Hits Its Stride
U.S.
companies will spend more than $5 billion on mobile phones
as a marketing medium this year, a roughly five-fold increase
from last year, according to the Mobile Marketing Association.
The importance of mobile marketing campaigns is reflected
in big text-messaging campaigns by big brands like McDonald's
and Procter & Gamble. We examine how you can profit from
the opportunity.
Feature Presentation: Versaly Entertainment
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Ballroom C
5:20
- 6:10: Mobile
Multimedia and Music: The Next Frontier
Ringtones,
wallpaper, graphics and other multimedia content represent
a big chunk of carriers' mobile content revenue. New introductions
-- including true true tones, ringbacks and 3D graphics --
promise new revenue streams. Will consumers pay for the new
offerings without cannibalizing the old?
Feature
Presentation: Two Minute Television
- Linh Tang,
Mobinex, Chief Executive Officer
- Carolynne
Schloeder, Moderati Inc., President
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Alexander U. Conrad,
Dwango Wireless, President and Chief Operations Officer
- James
Robinson,
CinemaElectric,
Inc., Founder and Chief Executive Officer
- Scott Debson, Zingy Inc., Vice President of Licensing and Publishing
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Moderator:
Scott Andrews, BMI, Senior Director, Internet
and Mobile Entertainment
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Sierra
Foyer
6:15
- 715: Networking
Reception and Product Showcase
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7:30
- 9:00: DealMakers Dinner at
Shanghai & Mein - Featuring an Industry Analyst Speaker
(Deluxe Ticket Holders Only)
- Paul Petersky,
The Management
Network Group, Vice President, Market Research
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7:00
- 11:00: GALA PARTY Sponsored
by GoTV
Video Killed the Radio Star!
All Attendees Welcome
Cafe Tu Tu Tango at Universal CityWalk
Open bar. Endless tapas. DJ Soul Satisfaction.
And performing a rare live set, the one and only Bow Wow Wow!
It is a quick 5-minute walk from the hotel, or a free shuttle can be take from the Hilton Hotel lobby to the Universal CityWalk.
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Day
II - July 28, 2005 ...........................................................................................
Ballroom
C
9:00-9:30:
Keynote
- Manish
Jha,
ESPN Mobile, Senior Vice President
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Ballroom
C
9:40
- 10:30: Fixing the Mobile
Content Infrastructure
The
creation of a mass mobile content market is impeded by the
vast array of media standards, operating systems, security
holes, handsets, billing systems and other infrastructure
issues. How can these problems be resolved without alienating
consumers?
Feature
Presentation: Clearmode / Teleglobe / Wmode
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Ballroom
A
10:40
- 11:30: Monetizing
Camera Phones and Services
Sharper cameras mean consumers can now
do mobile blogs or send their cell phone photos to online photo services.
Samsung has launched a 5 megapixel zoom camera phone in Korea,
and will likely do the same in the U.S. over the next year.
Videophones are beginning to catch on. How can carriers and
content providers take advantage of the latest mobile imaging
technology?
- David Amato, ArcSoft,
Inc., Director, Mobile Products
- Glenn Paul, dotPhoto,
Inc., President
- Moderator: Tony Henning,
Future Image Inc., Managing Editor,The Mobile Imaging Report
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Ballroom
B
10:40
- 11:30: Crashing
the Walled Garden
In Europe, mobile services not specifically
sanctioned by carriers are exploding -- and, ironically enough,
providing a growing percentage of carriers' data revenue.
Outside T-Mobile, U.S. carriers have been hesitant to bite.
What will it take for this potentially lucrative business
to take root?
Feature
Presentation: Promotional Currency
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Ballroom
C
10:40
- 11:30: How Do You
Spell `MVNO'?
From entertainment powerhouses like ESPN and Virgin to niche
marketers like pre-paid marketer MobilePro and the Hispanic
Movida services, MVNO's are the hottest ticket in wireless.
What are the risks and payoffs of an MVNO strategy?
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Sierra Foyer
11:30
- 11:50: Networking Break and Product
Showcase
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Ballroom
A
12:00
- 12:50: The Asia Connection
Wireless
leaders from Asia's biggest markets -- China, Korea, Japan
and Taiwan -- discuss how to cut entertainment deals in the
world's hottest continent for mobile -- and the latest technology
and applications coming our way.
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Ballroom
B
12:00 - 12:50: The Europe Connection
The
European Union notwithstanding, cracking the European wireless
market is a country-by-country endeavor. Executives from top
European companies consider what works, and discuss their
plans for the American market. Includes discussion of European standards and DRM issues.
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Burton
Katz, Buongiorno UK, Managing Director
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Anil
Malhorta, Bango, Co-founder and Vice President,
Alliances
- Jonas Kronlund, Elisa
Corporation, Technology Specialist
- Scott
Campbell, UK
Trade and Investment, Vice
Consul
- Moderator: Ralph Simon, Mobile Entertainment Forum, Chairman of the Board
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Ballroom
C
12:00 - 12:50: Info2Go:
Location and Search:
An explosion of location-based services
and content are slated for the second half of 2005. Are you
ready?
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Ballroom
B
1:00
- 2:30: Networking Lunch
and
Focus Group
Hear
a Panel of Consumers Ages 15-45 address their attitudes and
buying habits for mobile phone downloads including games,
ringtones, music, multimedia and messaging services.
What do they like and how much are they willing to spend?
What do they think of mobile content options?
Moderated by: Joe Fleischer, BigChampagne, Founder
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Ballroom B
2:45
- 3:30: Mobile Media
Market Outlook
Leading
industry analysts give an overview of the market, investment
climate and profit opportunities for mobile entertainment
content providers, developers and applications.
Open audience discussion.
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Sierra
Foyer
3:30
- 4:00: Closing
Network Reception
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Larry
Kramer
President
CBS
Digital Media
Rio
Caraeff
Universal
Music Mobile
General
Manager

Manish
Jha
ESPN
Mobile
Senior Vice President

Nigel
Rundstrom
Nokia
Vice President, Multimedia
SPEAKERS
Airborne
Entertainment, Inc.
Brian
McGarvey
Vice President of Partner Development
America
Online Inc.
Maan
Ramahi
Executive Director, Mobile Products and Digital
Media Services
American Television in China
Michael
R. Polin, Esq.
Chief Executive Officer
Amp'd
Mobile
Chris
Houston
Vice
President, Wireless
ArcSoft,
Inc.
David
Amato
Director,
Mobile Products
Bango
Anil
Malhotra
Co-founder and Vice President,
Alliances
Best
Buy
Kelly
Egan
Director of Business Development
BigChampagne
Joe Fleischer
Founder
BMI
Scott
Andrews
Senior
Director, Internet and Mobile Entertainment
Buongiorno
Burton
Katz
President,
U.S. Operations
CinemaElectric, Inc.
James
Robinson
Founder
and Chief Executive Officer
Clearmode
/ Teleglobe
Stephane
Nadon
Senior
Product Manager, Mobile Content Services
Disney
Internet Group
Ricci
Rukavina
Director,
Mobile Products
dotPhoto,
Inc.
Glenn
Paul
Chairman,
President, and Chief Executive Officer
DTC
Myra
Moore
President
Dwango
Wireless
Rouben
Haroutoonian
Executive Vice President
Dwango
Wireless
Alexander U. Conrad
President
and Chief Operations Officer
Elisa
Corporation
Jonas Kronlund
Technology
Specialist
EMI
Music
Ted
Cohen
Senior
Vice President, Digital Distribution and Delivery
Entertainment
Studios Corp.
Byron
Allen
Chairman
and Chief Executive Officer
Freever
Olly
Topley
Vice
President, Strategic Marketing
Future
Image Inc.
Tony
Henning
Managing
Editor, The Mobile Imaging Report
Glu
Mobile
Robert
Nashak
Senior
Vice President, Production
GoldPocket
Wireless
Steve
Leonard
President
GoTV
Tom
Ellsworth
Chief
Strategy Officer
Idetic,
Inc.
Jeff
Bartee
Vice
President, Finance and Business Development
InfoSpace
Mary
Stuyvesant
General
Manager, Entertainment
Intel
Capital
Varsha
Tagare
Senior
Investment Manager
iSuppli
Corporation
Scott
Smyser
Director
and Principal Analyst, Wireless and Networking
Research
JAMDAT
Mobile
Minard
Hamilton
Executive
Vice President, Sales and Marketing
Linktone
Richard
Robinson
Vice
President, International Business Development
Loudeye
Linda
Young
Senior
Vice President
Major
League Baseball
Adam
Ritter
Vice
President, Wireless
The
Management Network Group
Paul
Petersky
Vice President, Market Research
mBlox Americas
Ray
Stephens
Vice
President, Marketing
mForma
Eric
Bilange
Chief
Technology Officer
MobileGates Corporation
Anthony Meador
Chief Executive Officer
Mobinex
Linh
Tang
Chief
Executive Officer
MobiTV
Phillip
Alvelda
Chief
Executive Officer and Chairman
Moderati
Inc.
Carolynne
Schloeder
President
Moviseer
Roy
Chapin
Founder
and Chief Executive Officer
National
Football League
Evan
Kamer
Senior
Director, New Media and Publishing
Networks
In Motion
Steve
Andler
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