ADVISORY/iHollywood Forum: MP3.com, Napster, and the Future of Entertainment.

Business/Entertainment Editors & High-Tech/Music Writers

ADVISORY...for Tuesday (June 13)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

WHAT:   "iHollywood Forum: MP3.com, Napster, and the Future of
        Entertainment." Learn how MP3.com, Napster and other online
        music technologies are changing record company attitudes
        toward protecting their copyrights, tracking royalties,
        distributing music, developing bands and teaching fans.

WHO:    www.iHollywoodForum, iHollywood Forum is the first
        professional networking organization dedicated to providing
        ongoing seminars and business development opportunities for
        Interactive Hollywood and new Media professionals.

SPEAKERS:

        Phil Hill: Netzip Manager, RealNetworks

        Allen Kovac: CEO, Left Bank Organization, and founder and CEO
        of Beyond Music record label

        Carole Bayer Sager: Grammy award-winning songwriter, composer,
        and performer, and CEO of Tonos.com

        Peter Standish: Vice President of Marketing, Warner Bros.
        Records

        Michael Stroud: Moderator, iHollywood Forum founder,
        entertainment and technology business journalist.

        Exclusive Music Industry Research Presentation by Ric Dube,
        Industry Analyst at Webnoize, a premier digital industry news,
        analysis, and research company, featuring key findings from
        its recently completed study on "Napster University: file
        swapping and the future of entertainment e-commerce."

WHEN:   Tuesday, June 13, 2000                 5:30-10:00 PM
        Buffet Dinner/Networking:              5:30-7:00 PM
        Roundtable Program:                    7:00-8:30 PM
        Dessert and Coffee Bar/Networking:     8:30-10:00 PM

WHERE:  Century Club
        10131 Constellation Blvd., Century City
        Discounted validated parking at Club and across street - $6.00

COST:   General Admission: tickets purchased on or before June 6 are
        $50, thereafter $60. Cost includes buffet dinner and dessert
        coffee bar. Complimentary admission for qualified media
        available through pre-registration ONLY. Previous events were
        sold out so early registration is advised. Admission at door
        only if space permits.