Enterprise Campus Inc. Partners With NAB to Present The New Media Professionals Conference April 06 --11, 2002 at NAB2002, Las Vegas Nv.

National Associations of Broadcasters, The New Media Professionals conference is produced in partnership with Enterprise Campus.

LOS ANGELES, CA - (PR Web) - 03/28/2002 - Enterprise Campus has partnered with NAB, National Association Of Broadcasters, in the production of this years NAB2002 The New Media Professionals Conference". The New Media Professionals Conference is designed primarily for media professionals and others who need to keep pace with new media technologies and applications as they continue to drive the convergence of traditional and new broadcast platforms. Sessions are structured to offer overviews of new technologies from experts on ways to develop produce and distribute content for the new media.

NAB2002 is the world's leading conference and exhibition for the converging electronic media communications industries. Produced annually in April by the National Association of Broadcasters, The NAB Show delivers the most comprehensive showcase of digital communications technologies including every element of television and radio broadcasting, film/video production and post production, audio production, multimedia, the Internet, satellite and telecommunications. As the broadcast industry's Convergence Marketplace, NAB2002 offers specialized educational forums within multiple conference tracks, 900,000 square feet of cutting-edge exhibits featuring more than 1,400 exhibitors and dozens of high-profile networking events.

Enterprise Campus, Inc. was created to address the issues of Human Capital, Technology and Return on Investment for an expanding group of organizations and companies in the ever-changing marketplace. By outsourcing what historically are a companys cost centers, Enterprise Campus becomes your professional service partner. Through its many network affiliations Enterprise Campus has access to a broad range of seasoned professionals who boast industry, functional and geographic experience. These broad professional relationships enable us to tap into human and technology capabilities
not available through standard channels.

New Media Professionals Conference

The Next Generation - Entertainment 2002
April 8, 2002 -- 10:30AM - 11:45AM
The Venetian 701
A candid discussion of the various segments of the entertainment industry by industry insiders. Hear past results and new revolutionary strategies. What are the challenges faced by the industry and its shareholders in dealing with the impact of convergence?
Moderator(s)
Jay L. Cooper, Partner Intellectual Property, Greenberg Traurig, LLP, Santa Monica, CA
Presenter(s)
Michael D. Berman, New Media Writer/Producer and Consultant, Los Angeles, CA
Helen A. Britton, President, Television Programming International, Beverly Hills, CA
Stuart Gross, CEO, College World Network, Malibu, CA

Capitalism - Entertainment for a Digital World
April 8, 2002 -- 2:00PM - 3:15PM
The Venetian 701
The single rule of engagement -- Profits. For the owners of content the new hurdles are piracy/copyright issues, royalty & contracts, media asset management solutions and legacy systems to effectively manage and repurpose content. The panel will discuss these issues as they impact a number of different segments of the industry from music to film.
Moderator(s)
Stuart Gross, CEO, College World Network, Malibu, CA
Presenter(s)
Tim Bridges, VP, Media & Entertainment, Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, LLC, El Segundo, CA
Michael D. Hudson, Vice President/CTO, CenterSpan Communications
Paul R. Katz, Partner, Attorney, Intellectual Property and Information Technology, Greenberg Traurig LLP, Santa Monica, CA
Michael Leventhal, Entertainment/New Media Attorney, Law Office of Michael Leventhal, Los Angeles, CA

Convergence -- New Economy Distribution Business Models for the Entertainment Industry
April 8, 2002 -- 3:30PM - 4:45PM
The Venetian 701
Potential for increasing revenue by participating in an environment that provides efficient access to more Worldwide buyers than ever before. The cost of finding each other is lower than in the Old Economy. Is the lower cost for access to new customers offset by the new competition caused by the globalization of entertainment companies?
Moderator(s)
J. Eric Barnes, President and CEO, Kore, Newport Beach, CA
Panelist(s)
Lisa Crane, Managing Partner, Media Venture Advisors, Sherman Oaks, CA
Patrick Kennedy, Senior Vice President, Sony Pictures Digital Entertainment, Sony
Peter Marx, Vice President, Emerging Technologies, Vivendi Universal Studios, Universal City, CA
Robert Rene, CEO, InnMedia, Los Angeles, CA
Don Ritzman, Vice President Media & Entertainment, Global Crossing Ltd., Santa Cruz, CA

Building an Effective Team. Are You Ready to Ramp-up?
April 9, 2002 -- 2:30PM - 3:45PM
The Venetian 701
Companies in response to economic conditions and shareholder demands have trimmed their workforce to enhance the bottom line. An improving economy will require companies to scale quickly to meet pent up demand as inventories dwindle. Human capital experts discuss the labor pool, scalability, the scramble for talent and the new terms of engagement.
Moderator(s)
Bill Simon, Managing Director of Global Entertainment Practice, Korn/Ferry International, Los Angeles, CA
Presenter(s)
Gabriella Colantoni, Executive Vice President, DHR International, Los Angeles, CA
Fran Pomerantz, Managing Director, The Pomerantz Group, Venice, CA
Barry A. Wilson, President and COO, OMelveny Consulting, Los Angeles, CA

Technology - Are You Using Technology to Compete?
April 10, 2002 -- 4:15PM - 5:30PM
The Venetian 701
How can technology give you an edge to beat the competition? How can technology assist in your delivery commitments and internal operations? Surviving the technology shake out depends on budget and cutting edge expertise. How will your company position itself?
Moderator(s)
Rose Klimovich, Vice President Global IP Network Services, AT&T, NJ
Presenter(s)
Kevin Davis, Vice President of Client Services, Kore, Newport Beach, CA
Harry Kloor, President and CEO, Jupiter9 Productions, Studio City, CA
Peter Greis, Chief Technologist, Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, LLC, McLean, VA

Strange Bedfellows - Partnerships and Alliances
April 11, 2002 -- 10:00AM - 11:30AM
The Venetian 701
Reinvent need - the structure of most entertainment companies is set up for production project work partnerships. Will this arrangement continue?
How do you make yourself an attractive partner? What to look for in a partner. Cultural differences can be important in a merger or acquisition. Do you understand the other culture? Specialists in mergers and acquisitions will discuss the important elements of putting together a successful deal.
Moderator(s)
Donna Thomas, Senior Vice President Sales and Marketing, Incanta, Atlanta, GA
Presenter(s)
Scott M. Jensen, Vice President, Strategic Alliances, Southern California Summer Pro League, Inc., Santa Monica, CA
John C. Kirkland, Shareholder, Corporate & Securities, Greenberg Traurig LLP, Santa Monica, CA
Richard D. Titus, President, Plinyminor, Inc., Los Angeles, CA


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