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Los Angeles Panel, "Timeline to Broadband Wireless: Delivering Rich
Media Content and Services"
Santa Monica, CA July 28, 2003 Donald A. Jasko, Chief Executive Officer of Digital Economics, will moderate a panel on October 1, 2003 at the Digital Hollywood Los Angeles Conference in West Hollywood. The panel will review the first generation of applications for delivering rich media content into mobile and wireless environments. The panelists are expected to discuss the issues that must be addressed in order to assure the success of rich media in mobile and wireless devices over the next three years, and examine the relationships that will likely emerge between content companies, media companies and networking and device companies. Furthermore, they are expected to review the business models that will support mobile and wireless broadband. Appearing on the panel will be Paul Healy, Director of US Operations, Mobileway; Edward L. Hanapole, Director, Digital Media & Entertainment, IBM Business Services; and Ron Torten, Vice President and General Manager, Networking and Entertainment Division, Agere Systems. The panel will commence on 9:30 AM on October 1. The Digital Hollywood Los Angeles Conference will be held at the Directors Guild of America building in West Hollywood. Digital Hollywood debuted in 1990 and has been among the leading trade conferences in its field with over 15,000 top executives in the film, television, music, home video, cable, telecommunications and computer industries attending events each year. Subjects addressed at recent Digital Hollywood conferences include digital rights, digital cinema, subscription services, mobile content and services, set-top boxes and home servers, and high definition and interactive television. For additional information, go to www.digitalhollywood.com. Digital Economics is a copyright licensing consultancy that enables the licensing of creative content for programming and advertising over broadcast and digital media. For additional information, go to www.digitaleconomics.com. |