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Future of Entertainment Forum Set For September 22 in Atlanta.


Entertainment Editors/Business Editors

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 8, 2003

Senior executives from Turner Entertainment Group, Coca-Cola and Scientific-Atlanta will keynote at the inaugural Future of Entertainment Forum in Atlanta on Monday, September 22, 2003.

To register for the event, go to: http://www.digitalmediawire.com/events/entertainmentforum.htm

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The event is presented by Digital Media Wire and Georgia State University's Digital Arts Entertainment Laboratory (DAEL) in association with Georgia Film, Video and Music Office, Georgia Centers for Advanced Telecommunication telecommunication

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 Beck, Director of DAEL. "The Forum is going to provide a great venue for leading executives from different sectors of the entertainment community to share their collective ideas about the direction of the industry."

Confirmed Speakers include:


Mark Lazarus - President, Turner Entertainment Group

Michael Harney - President, Subscriber Networks, Scientific-Atlanta

Jeff Herbert, SVP, Coca-Cola Trademark & Portfolio Strategy

Erica Conaty - VP, Bravo Marketing, NBC Cable Networks

Drew Reifenberger - EVP, Acquisitions & Interactive, Turner Sports

Joe Franzetta - SVP, Business Development, GoldPocket Interactive

Adam Gelles - Director, Industry Initiatives, Interactive Advertising
 Bureau

Ed Palluth- SVP, Western Division & Alternate Technologies, IFC
 Companies

Wanda Dell - Owner, Dell Films

Karen Lennon - CEO, Beyond Z Interactive, Co-Chairman, iTV Alliance

Tyler Goldman - VP, Business Development, Movielink

Mark Workman - CEO, FirstFireworks Group

Marty Lafferty, CEO, Distributed Computing Industry Association

George deGolian - Producer in Residence, GSU's Digital Arts &
 Entertainment Lab

Scott Shamp - Director, New Media Institute, University of Georgia

John Genga - Partner, Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP

Joey Reiman - CEO, BrightHouse

Kevin Hill - Director of Marketing, Video Services, Cox Communications

Keith Ferrazzi - CEO, YaYa

Stratton Leopold - Executive Producer, Paramount Pictures

Paul Lombardi - Owner, River Wood Studios

Kevin Loughery - Owner, Persistent Pictures

Lydia Loizides - Senior Analyst, Jupiter Research

Bob Van Orden, VP, Product Strategy, Scientific-Atlanta

David Del Beccaro - CEO, MusicChoice

Ned Sherman - CEO, Digital Media Wire

Phil Corwin - Partner, Butera & Andrews

Greg Torre - Director, Georgia Film, Video, and Music Office

Jonathan Potter - Executive Director, Digital Media Association

Gabe Zichermann - VP, Strategy and Communication, Trymedia Systems

George Stewart - Exec. Dir. / Category Leader, Music on Yahoo!

Simon Kornblit - former EVP & Head of Worldwide Marketing, Universal
 Pictures

Tom Wilde - Global Manager, Search Services, Terra Lycos



The agenda, a comprehensive list of speakers and registration information is available at: http://www.digitalmediawire.com/events/entertainmentforum.htm.

Sponsors of the event represent a dynamic group of entertainment, law and media companies, including Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP LLP - Lower Layer Protocol , Scientific-Atlanta, TechLinks and Southeast Tech Wire.

About Digital Media Wire: Digital Media Wire is the leading news organization focused on the convergence of media, entertainment and technology. For more information, contact Tinzar Than (tinzar@digitalmediawire.com), 323-464-0793, or visit DMW's web site at www.digitalmediawire.com.

About Digital Arts Entertainment Lab: DAEL is an advanced digital media production, post-production and audience research facility associated with the Department of Communication at Georgia State University. For more information, contact Dr. Kay Beck, 404-651-2587, or visit DAEL's web site at www.dael.gsu.edu.
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