October 24, 2005

Venetian Hotel, Las Vegas

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Kim Bangash

HorrorNet

Chief Executive Officer

Kim founded HorrorNet in 2004 while a Principal at Orchid Ventures, a media and entertainment venture fund that develops and invests in traditional, early stage media companies. He and his partner Hollywood mega-producer Joel Silver have cut licensing and distribution deals and arranged for financing for HorrorNet, set to launch in 2006.

Bill Correll

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Director, Broadband and Digital Media Technologies, Corporate Development

Bill is responsible for corporate alliances and strategic investments across a range of substantive areas at Sun, including broadband and wireless entertainment services and telecommunications infrastructure. A fifteen year veteran of the industry, he has spearheaded Sun's market and product efforts in digital television, video over IP, multiplayer online games, digital asset and rights management and content workflow. Mr. Correll has appeared on numerous industry panels and forums as an expert in digital media and telecommunication trends, technology and business models.

Erik Davis

ExtendMedia, Inc.

Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing

Erik is responsible for ensuring ExtendMedia’s products and services are aligned with customer needs, and for developing key customer relationships, industry partnerships and channels to drive them into market. This role builds on his previous six years at the company, focused on revenue relationships with such key clients as Cablevision, VOOM, Tribune and WWE. Prior to joining ExtendMedia, Mr. Davis was responsible for product management of the Rogers High Speed Internet service, where he launched several successful product enhancements while managing the relationship with partners such as @Home, Excite, Apple, and Dell.

Matthew Goldman

Tandberg Television

Vice President Technology, Compression Systems
Matthew has been actively involved in the development of DTV systems since 1992. He was a prominent participant in the Moving Picture Experts Group where he helped create the MPEG-2 Systems standard, the baseline transport technology used in direct broadcast satellite, digital cable, terrestrial broadcasting and DVD-video. Mr. Goldman served as project editor for the MPEG-2 DSM-CC standard, the control signaling used in video-on-demand systems and for DTV data downloads and carousels. Committed to improving the Advanced Television Systems Committee DTV standards, he was a co-developer of the Program and System Information Protocol (PSIP) standard, which is used by DTV receivers to navigate and tune to broadcast DTV services. Mr. Goldman also has been influential in other industry organizations including the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers, and the Consumer Electronics Association. Recent stints have included the standardization of MPEG-4 AVC and SMPTE VC-1 video codecs.

Mark Gray

Kasenna Inc.

Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer

Mark has spent more than two decades in broadcast industry executive roles as Chairman/Chief Executive Officer at Chyron Corporation, and at Sony Corporation, as President of the Computer Peripherals Systems, Sony Communications Products, and General Manager of the Business and Professional Group. His career in broadcast followed a successful career in television production where he won numerous awards including three Emmys.

Tim Hanlon

Starcom MediaVest Group

Senior Vice President and Director, Emerging Contacts

Tim is responsible for all U.S. client activity and agency initiatives in the field of emerging media technologies, including the firm’s ground-breaking TV 2.0 Practice, centered around evolutionary television platforms such as interactive and enhanced television, on-demand video, digital video recording, interactive program guide navigation, addressable advertising, and digital broadcasting/datacasting. He has over a decade of traditional and interactive agency media experience including roles as Vice President/Director, Strategy and Business Development for the Digital Marketing Group of Chicago-based marketing services agency Frankel, and Director of Interactive Media at Creative Alliance in Louisville, Kentucky. Mr. Hanlon also served as Advertising Media Manager for the in-house agency of credit card issuer MBNA America in Wilmington, DE, USA.

Chad Hart

VDC

Senior Analyst and Director, Datacom and Telecom Practice

Chad recently managed and authored VDC’s recent groundbreaking IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS): Global Market Demand Analysis. His other work includes leading VDC’s Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Enabling Technologies and Infrastructure Equipment syndicated market research program and VDC’s most recent SS7/ VoIP market study. Mr. Hart has also completed a number of proprietary engagements with VDC clients from the carrier and equipment supplier segments. These assignments have included market opportunity analyses for various WAN protocols, telemetry applications and transportation enterprise communication requirements. He has consulted with some of the most successful and stable telecommunications companies in the world. His previous project experience includes: market-entry planning, emerging technology assessment and product management support.

Whit Jackson

SecureMedia

Vice President, Business Development
Whit is responsible for promoting SecureMedia’s CA/DRM security software and managing the company’s strategic partnerships, major accounts and relationships with the Hollywood studios and major pay TV programmers. He has also held executive positions with Macrovision Corporation, Hughes Communications and various cable television Multiple System Operators.

Ian Jefferson

Entone Technologies

Vice President, Business Development

Ian has spent nearly 20 years focused on broadband video solutions in both the cable and telecommunications industries with considerable time working in North America, Europe and Asia. He brings a unique blend of deep industry domain knowledge, extensive international experience, and successful sales production in both the cable and telecommunications industries. Prior to joining Entone, Mr. Jefferson held senior sales positions at NYNEX, DIVA, and Terayon.

Todd Law

Agilent Technologies

Business Development Manager, Data Networks

Todd is responsible for the marketing of Agilent’s triple-play protocol analysis and performance test equipment for internet protocol and MPEG video technologies to key network equipment manufacturers. He obtained his PhD at the Nagoya Institute of Technology (Japan) and has worked in multimedia and networking in multiple companies on four continents.

Gordon Lewandowski

i3 micro technology

Vice President, Americas

Gordon graduated from the University of Illinois in 1969 and went on to become the Director, Business Development at Myrio Corporation. Later he became Vice President of Marketing and Vice President of Business Development at Stellar One. Mr. Lewandowski has been with i3 since January 2003.

Ian Locke
Envivio
Vice President, Strategic Alliances
Ian has been with Envivio for three years developing the next generation of IPTV and mobile solutions leveraging MPEG-4 technology. He is responsible for product design and market creation of Envivio’s server and middleware technology with scaleable, embedded, interactive architectures, which has made Envivio the leading provider of IPTV and mobile solutions over low-bit-rate networks. Mr. Locke was previously Director of Marketing at Minerva where he developed middleware products and consumer DVD-authoring software.

Bruce McGregor

Current Analysis

Analyst, Digital Home Services

Bruce joined Current Analysis in January 2002 as the lead Digital Home Services analyst. In this capacity, he analyzes the leading residential network services, focusing on new technologies and the usage habits of consumers in terms of digital entertainment and communications. In addition, Mr. McGregor publishes weekly reports on the Digital Home services sector in which he provides insight on marketing events, product launches, and industry trends. He also tracks the nationwide and regional pricing and promotions of cable, telco, and satellite providers.

Steve McKay

Entone Technologies

Chief Executive Officer

Steve possesses a unique combination of technical and business operations skills that has helped stimulate and shape the current worldwide interactive television (ITV) momentum in the U.S., Europe and Asia. He worked with Entone’s founding members in launching the world’s first commercial deployment of telco video and video on demand (VOD) services at Hong Kong Telecom. From that deployment, Entone was established to focus on the business case for enhanced television services such as VOD and network video recording. Due to Mr. McKay's field experience, strategic leadership and marketing skills, Entone is now the world’s leading provider of IPTV/VOD solutions—with the world’s largest deployment of IPTV services at PCCW.

Jeff Miller

ICTV, Inc.

President and Chief Executive Officer

Jeff joined ICTV after serving as Vice President of Consulting, Engineering and Applications for Force Computers, a subsidiary of Solectron. He was also Co-Founder and President of RISQ Modular Systems, which was acquired by SMART Modular Technologies. Mr. Miller holds a Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of California, Santa Barbara and a Master's degree in systems management from the University of Southern California.

Peter Percosan

Texas Instruments

Director, Broadband Strategy, Broadband Communications Group

Peter has served as the director of broadband strategy for Texas Instruments cable broadband communications group since the acquisition of Libit Signal Processing in 1999. In this role he provides strategic direction that aligns Texas Instruments technology strengths with the needs of the Cable industry. Mr. Percosan is also responsible for identifying market trends and providing the vision to the cable broadband group. Prior to this position, he was the Vice President of Strategy and Business Development at Libit Signal Processing.

Adam Powers

Coaxsys

Chief Technology Officer

Adam is Chief Technology Officer of Coaxsys, which makes high-speed IP networking equipment that enables IPTV and multimedia networking over a home’s existing coax. Prior to co-founding Coaxsys, he worked at Intel (formerly Nuron) where he was the architect for a TCP Offload Engine and implemented various device drivers, protocols and encryption algorithms. Mr. Powers helped design and architect Telocity's DSL Gateway and earned a patent for the Auto Configuration of a DSL Modem. He attended Simon's Rock College of Bard and California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo where he studied Computer Engineering.

Perry Solomon

FAST Search and Transfer Inc.

Senior Director, Media Business Development

Perry has more than ten years in the media, entertainment, technology and Internet industries. He was Founder and Vice President of Strategy and Products at Peppercoin and worked previously at Inktomi and in the Entertainment and Media practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Mr. Solomon also worked in media investment banking at Peregrine Capital in Hong Kong and Salomon Brothers in New York.

Michael Stroud

iHollywood Forum, Chief Executive Officer

Always On Network, Entertainment Columnist

Michael has been a professional business journalist for 22 years, is the co-founder of iHollywood Forum, and a frequent moderator for business forums on digital entertainment. He previously covered technology as a senior writer at Investor's Business Daily, was the Los Angeles Bloomberg News entertainment correspondent for five years, later served as the Los Angeles Bureau Chief for Broadcasting and Cable, and was a correspondent for four years for Wired.com. He is now an independent journalist covering technology, entertainment and the wireless industry, and is a featured columnist for Always On Network (www.alwayson-network.com). His articles have also appeared in the Sunday New York Times, Business 2.0, and The Red Herring. He has a B.A. from UC Berkeley in Asian Studies in 1981, and speaks fluent Mandarin.

Lawrence Vanston
Technology Futures, Inc.

President
Larry has been forecasting communications technologies and services for more than 20 years. His research reports and forecasts are used extensively in the communications, electronics, and related industries. Since 1985, Dr. Vanston has produced dozens of reports for Telecommunications Technology Forecasting Group, comprised of the major telcos. He has a long track record of prescient forecasts in key areas such as digital convergence, broadband, wireless, fiber optics, HDTV and VoIP. In addition to his research and consulting work, Dr. Vanston frequently serves as an expert witness on the impacts of technology change and competition on telecommunications networks.

Eran Wagner

Amdocs Products Group

Vice President, IPTV Solutions

Eran is responsible for developing and guiding strategy and execution for solutions supporting IPTV technologies. He co-founded XACCT Technologies Inc. in 1997, which was acquired by Amdocs in 2004. Wagner served most recently as the Chairman of the Board of Directors and the Executive Vice President of Technology, responsible for the definition, creation and market introduction of all XACCT products. Early on, he served as Chief Executive Officer and was responsible for Strategic Alliances, which included creating strategic partnerships with major partner prospects including IP infrastructure and networking vendors as well as customer care and billing companies.

Tom Walsh

Navic Networks

Senior Vice President

Tom is a seasoned business and technology veteran with more than 25 years of sales, marketing and operations experience. At Navic, he oversees all customer related activities, including program management, network operations and customer service. Mr. Walsh is also actively involved in continuing the company’s sales and market penetration efforts. Prior to joining Navic, he held a variety of senior level executive positions in marketing, sales, finance and operations at both public and private high-technology firms. Mr. Walsh has been involved in the introduction and market acceptance of numerous leading-edge technology initiatives in the areas of computer-aided design, pharmaceutical automation, software distribution and wireless telemetry.

Keith Wehmeyer

Thomson

General Manager, IP Video North America

Keith has expertise in the fields of broadband, consumer electronics and audio/video distribution and compression technologies. he has been involved in the development of broadband-enabled entertainment products with major corporate partners including Microsoft, Intel and Gemstar. Mr. Wehmeyer holds BSEE and MSEE degrees from the University of Cincinnati and has been awarded thirteen U.S. patents.

Robin Wilson

Nagravision

Vice President, Business Development 

Robin has spent 20 years in marketing and engineering roles for companies based in Europe and the US including NBC, BBC, Grass Valley Group and at DiviCom where he managed the first 4 generations of highly successful compression solutions and established the initial European presence. Prior to Nagravision, Robin confounded an advanced compression (H.264) start-up and consulted for PVR, security and VC organizations world-wide.

Dan York

AT&T Operations Inc.

Senior Vice President, Programming

Dan leads video content strategy and acquisition for SBC’s entertainment services. SBC companies are working to provide millions of customers a new choice in video entertainment. He was recently Senior Vice President of Programming and Development at iN Demand Networks for several years. Mr. York oversaw all programming, content acquisition, program planning, scheduling and distribution to other platforms. This included over 70 linear channels of high def, pay-per-view, out-of-market professional and college sports packages, and more VOD content than any other entity. He was the first to program titles in high definition VOD, and has overseen many of the biggest events in TV history.