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Agenda* - Monday, July 28, 2003
8:00am-9:00am	Registration
9:00am-9:10am	Opening Remarks
9:10am-9:30am	Jupiter Research Insight: The Outlook for Online Music Speaker: Lee Black, Senior Analyst, Jupiter Research
9:30am-10:15am	Morning Keynote Address: Making Tracks In The Digital World With an ever-changing competitive landscape, there has been significant movement toward legal online music services (i.e., Napster, Apple, Real, etc.). A number of factors are contributing to the viability of digital music distribution; specifically (1) 5 major labels licensing substantial portions of their catalogs for use in subscription services; (2) labels are permitting CD burning; (3) labels are offering an a la carte download-and-burn model for consumers; and furthermore, (4) the justice department is on an active crusade to shut down illegal online pirate sites. Do these dynamics really equal success for the future of digital music distribution? What will be the key differentiators to the success of these services? Chris Gorog, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Roxio, Inc.
10:15am-11:15am	Saving The Music Industry: Getting the Channels in Line Consumer demand for online music is driving sales of MP3 players, personal computers, music software, and broadband connections. But content owners are seeing little upside from music's online explosion. So what will it take to reenergize the music market? Moderator: Lee Black, Senior Analyst, Jupiter Research Speakers: Ann Chaitovitz, National Director of Sound Recordings, AFTRA Ted Cohen, Senior Vice President, Digital Development & Distribution, EMI Recorded Music Joshua Matthew Dern, Vice President of New Media, Atlantic Records Jim Griffin, CEO, Cherry Lane Digital Ken Hertz, Partner, Goldring, Hertz, Lichtenstein & Haft
11:15am-11:45am	Morning Break
11:45am-12:45pm	Creating Digital Music Commerce Roughly half the online population flocks to music-related websites each month. Internet radio, promotional downloads, and file sharing all offer consumers an abundance of free content choices, which leaves little incentive to pay for music. What will make paid offerings more compelling? How can product features support service tiers? What is the right price? Will a la carte downloads short-circuit the development of subscription services? Is there a profitable model for online CD sales? Moderator: Mark Mulligan, Senior Analyst, Jupiter Research Speakers: Michael J. Bebel, President and COO, Napster Tsvi Gal, Chief Information Officer, AOL Time Warner, Warner Music Group Andrew Moss, Director of Technical Policy, Windows Division, Microsoft Corporation Dennis Mudd, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, MUSICMATCH Jonathan Potter, Executive Director, Digital Media Association (DiMA) Sean Ryan, President and CEO, Listen.com
12:45pm-2:30pm	Lunch Break
2:30pm-3:15pm	Afternoon Keynote Speaker: Jim Griffin, CEO, Cherry Lane Digital
3:15pm-4:15pm	New Music Marketplaces New technologies such as wireless delivery and the growing enthusiasm for videos games are opening new channels for music services, sales and licensing. What role will content play in these evolving channels? What lessons can be learned from online music? What are the prospects for new opportunities in music content? Wireless Video Games DVD, DVD-A, SACD Moderator: Michael Gartenberg, Research Director, Jupiter Research Speakers: Andrew Rasiej, Co-Founder and Chairman, DCN Steve Schnur,Worldwide Executive of Music and Audio, Electronic Arts Nada Usina, General Manager, Nokia Media & Entertainment Business Unit, Americas Philip R. Wiser, Chief Technology Officer, Sony Music Entertainment
4:15pm-4:30pm	Break
4:30pm-5:30pm	Technology's Role In The New Music Marketplace Technology is central to the online music marketplace. As online music evolves, what role will new technology have in growing the market? What is the status of rights management? What opportunities do song identification, peer-to-peer distribution, and new file formats offer content owners? How can these technologies best serve the needs of the music community? Moderator: David Schatsky, Senior Vice President, Research, Jupiter Research Speakers: Derek S. Broes, Executive Vice President of Worldwide Operations, Altnet David Frerichs, Vice President and US General Manager, Coding Technologies Vance Ikezoye, CEO, Audible Magic Corporation Steven Masur, Esq., Founder, Masur & Associates, LLC Jan Steenkamp, CEO, Entriq, Inc. Ron Stone, Co-Founder and President, Gold Mountain Entertainment
5:30pm-6:30pm	Networking Cocktail Reception

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