ADVISORY/iHollywood Forum Calendar Alert for Wednesday, Jan. 17.

Business/Entertainment Editors & High-Tech Writers

ADVISORY...for Wednesday (Jan. 17)

--(ENTERTAINMENT WIRE)

WHAT:   "iHollywood Forum: How Adult Entertainment Profits from the
        Internet and Implications for Mainstream Digital
        Entertainment." Whatever one's attitude toward adult
        entertainment, one fact is undeniable: it's the only segment
        of the entertainment industry that consistently makes money on
        the Internet. For 20 years, adult entertainment companies have
        been "first adopters" for most major entertainment technology
        advances -- from cable to video to DVDs to the Internet. Does
        adult entertainment know something about content, technology
        and marketing on the Internet that Hollywood doesn't -- beyond
        the obvious "sex sells"?

WHO:    iHollywood Forum, www.iHollywoodForum.com, is a professional
        networking organization dedicated to providing ongoing
        seminars and business development opportunities for
        interactive Hollywood and new media professionals.

SPEAKERS:

    --  Gail Harris, CEO and president, Falcon Foto, distributors of
        adult-themed video and photographic content for magazines and
        Web sites

    --  Frederick S. Lane III, attorney and author of "Obscene
        Profits: The Entrepreneurs of Pornography in the Cyber Age"
        (Routledge 2000)

    --  Taylor Marsh, former editor-in-chief of Danni's Hard Drive, a
        popular adult site that brings in $6 million a year in
        revenue, now a featured columnist on LA Weekly's
        LALoveseat.com

    --  Mike Rick, Co-founder of Cyber-synergism, superstore for
        Online Adult Entertainment and KSEXRadio.com, an adult content
        Internet radio station

    --  David Schlesinger, vice president, Internet Marketing, Vivid
        Video

    --  Anthony Z. Tang, vice president, Flynt Digital (Flynt
        Publications), a leading expert on using technology to
        maximize profitability for adult entertainment content

    --  Michael Stroud, Moderator, iHollywood Forum Founder and CEO
        and business and entertainment journalist

WHEN:   Wednesday, Jan. 17
        6-10 p.m. Pacific time
        Dinner promptly 6-7 p.m.
        Program 7-8:30 p.m. followed by Q&A.

WHERE:  Santa Monica Doubletree Hotel
        1707 Fourth Street
        Santa Monica, Calif.

COST:   General admission tickets are $60. Admission includes dinner
        and dessert networking. Complimentary admission for qualified
        media available through pre-registration ONLY. No media will
        be admitted at the door without pre-approval.

PARKING: Discount validated self-parking at Doubletree.