Save the Date! OnHollywood 2008 will take place June 10-11 at the Sofitel in Hollywood, CA.

OnHollywood is where cutting-edge technology CEOs from the back streets of Silicon Valley meet the Hollywood digital entertainment and media elite. This two day executive event features high-level debates on which forces are disrupting user behavior and creating new opportunities, content strategies and monetization schemes in the video, music, gaming, search, and mobile industries. Our editors will also honor the OnHollywood 100 Top Private Companies and feature the Best of Broadband "BOB" Awards. Fifty of the top CEOs from the OnHollywood 100 will pitch their market strategies to a panel of industry experts in our "CEO Showcase."

During OnHollywood, the buyers and sellers of broadband content will set up shop in the backrooms of the Sofitel in the first annual Broadband Rights Marketplace (BRiM). BRiM is equally supportive of digital artists from all over the globe that may be at various stages of their careers producing a wide variety of creative including: webisodes, animation, comedy, documentary, news, commercials, shorts, gaming and virtual reality. BRiM will continue year-round in a dynamic online network that features and solicits nominations and community feedback on new creative and offers a digital-rights exchange and auction.

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Tuesday, June 10, 2008

9:00am   Mainstage	The New, New, News Media Model In the news business, hiring legions of reporters is out, aggregation and community involvement are in- Innovative players discuss the state of online news business.     Moderator:  Bambi Francisco, Founder & CEO, Vator.tv     Betsy Morgan, CEO, The Huffington Post     Dan Farber, Editor-in-Chief, CNet     Kevin Rose, Founder, Digg     Chris Tolles, CEO, Topix     Jack Williams, President, Gannett Digital     Rafat Ali, Publisher, paidContent
9:45am   Mainstage	Making Money in Casual Games Hollywood's top banker dissect new business models with the top executives in producing causal games.    Moderator:  Michael Montgomery, President, Montgomery & Co.     John Welch, CEO, PlayFirst     Susan Choe, CEO, Outspark     Cory Van Arsdale, CEO, Massive Incorporated     Dave Madden, Wild Tangent
9:45am Second Stage	CEO Showcase - Consumer Services     Mark Zohar, CEO, Scenecaster
10:30am   Mainstage	Out on the Virtual Games Edge Most innovative game executive immerse themselves inside the virtual world of online games and debate what the consumer wants.     Moderator: Mark Stevens, Partner, Fenwick & West     Justin Townsend, CEO, IGA Worldwide     Craig Sherman, CEO, Gaia Online     Kathy Vraback, President, Electronic Arts     Teemu Huuhtanen, Executive Vice President, Sulake     Jim Greer, CEO & Founder, Kongregate
11:15am   Mainstage	CEO Showcase
12:30pm   Mainstage	Socializing Online Entertainment Demo Competition More online entertainment sites are socializing their content, this debate uncovers what is working and what is not. You be the judge on which one works the best.     Kara Swisher, Co-Producer, D: All Things Digital     Dalton Caldwell, Imeem     Eyal Magen, CEO, Gigya     Lance Takota, CEO, Rock You     Dr. Ian Bogost, Water Cooler Games
12:30pm Second Stage	CEO Showcase - Devices, Components & Infrastructure
1:15pm   Mainstage	Creative (and Successful) Tales about Grabbing Online Attention The same old online ads are not bridging the gap to the new web surfer, what new creative strategies work?     Moderator:  Bill Cleary, Founder, Cleary & Partners     Doug Scott, Executive Director, Branded Content, Ogilvy North America
1:15pm Second Stage	Exploiting the Social Graph- What are the Boundaries; Legal or Otherwise     Moderator: Denise Howell, Lawyer, Blogger & Podcaster,           ZDNet & TWiT.tv     David Liu, Managing Director, Tech Banking, Jefferies     Laurence Pulgram, Partner, Fenwick & West     Yangbin Wang, Founder & CEO, Vobile     Chris Kelly, Cheif Privacy Officer, Facebook
2:30pm   Mainstage	Building Music Business Model's Between iTunes and the Pirates Increasingly the music business is being supported by new online advertising and biz models. The pioneer's share their secrets.     Michael Robertson, CEO, MP3Tunes     Charlie Walk, President, Epic Records     Jeff Somers, CEO, PluggedIn     Steve Purdham, CEO, We7     Dalton Caldwell, Imeem
2:30pm Second Stage	CEO Showcase- Mobile & Wireless    Michael Loftus, CEO, Broadcaster Media    Thomas Ellsworth, CEO, GoTV
3:15pm  Mainstage	Are the VC's Starstruck Hollywood's top talent agencies have secured their role in the digital world. Learn what it is.     Lewis Henderson, William Morris Agency     Chris Pappas, UTA     Mark Kvamme, Partner, Sequoia Capital     Tim Chang, Principal, Norwest Venture Partners     Chris Jacquemin, Head of New Media, Endeavor      Will Kohler, Prism Ventures
3:15pm Second Stage	Workshop
4:00pm  Mainstage	CEO Showcase
4:45pm  Mainstage	OnHollywood 100 Top Private Company Awards     Tony Perkins, Founder & CEO, AlwaysOn     Packy Kelly, Partner, KPMG
5:15pm  Mainstage	Digital Music Pioneer and Rockstar Gives Us an Update via Webcast     What's up with Peter Gabriel
5:30pm  Mainstage	Breaking Away from the Music Label and on to the Internet Former MTV DJ and late night host talks to the most ambitious artists in digital music.     Moderator: Carson Daly, Host, Last Call with Carson Daly     Trent Reznor, Artist, Nine Inch Nails     Ice Cube, Music & Film Artist     Thom Yorke, Radiohead     Will I Am, Black Eyed Peas     Chuck D

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

9:00am   Mainstage	The Next Wave of Venture Capital Opportunities in Digital Entertainment The digital entertainment world's top VCs uncover their internet 2.0 investment strategies.     Moderator: Sam Angus, Partner, Fenwick & West     Greg Martin, Partner, Redpoint Ventures     Dan Beldy, Managing Director, Steamboat Ventures     Richard Wolpert, WMA/Venrock Fund     Drew Lipsher, Partner, Greycroft Partners     Roelof Botha, General Partner, Sequoia Capital
9:45am   Mainstage	How to Entertain the Mobile Consumer Now that new devices like the iPhone showed us that surfing the mobile web ain't that bad, leading mobile executives make their pitch on how they are going to entertain us.     Moderator: Adam Zawel, Chief Collaboration Officer, INmobile     Daren Tsui, CEO, mSpot     Len Lauer, President, MediaFLO (Qualcomm)     Jack Dorsey, CEO, Twitter     Mika Salmi, President of Global Digital Media, MTV
9:45am Second Stage	CEO Showcase- Digital Content Publishers    David Poplar, CEO, GoingOn
10:30am   Mainstage	New Models for Monetizing Mobile Entertainment More eyeballs are moving to the mobile screen. A new generation of innovators show us how to cash in on this trend.     Moderator: John Hadi, CEO, BrandinHand     Omar Hamoui, CEO, AdMob     Pekka Ala-pietila, CEO, Blyk     Larry Shapiro, Disney Internet Group     Frank Barbieri, CEO, Transpera     Paul Zuber, CEO, Dilithium Networks
11:15am   Mainstage	CEO Showcase
11:15am Second Stage	Workshop
12:00pm	Lunch
1:00pm   Mainstage	The Internet TV Service Demo Competition -- Web Services A new generation of web services demonstrate their offerings- you decide which one is the best.     Moderator: James Joaquin, Partner, Bridgescale Partners     Avner Ronen, CEO, Boxee     Phil Wiser, Building B     Mark Jung, CEO, VuDu     Tim Bajarin, President, Creative Strategies
1:45pm   Mainstage	Introducing the Hollywood Studio "IT" List A new generation of studio executives tell us what internet technology strategies are working for them.     Moderator: Steve Abraham, IBM
1:45pm Second Stage	CEO Showcase- Enabling Tools, Applications & Services     Neal Page, CEO, Inlet Technologies     Lou Schwartz, CEO, Multicast Media     Brendon Mills, CEO, RipCode
2:45pm   Mainstage	Winning Internet Video Advertising Services & Strategies Last year YouTube got us all watching video online; this year it is about making money at it.     Moderator: Lance Maerov,  WPP     Nick Grouf, CEO, Spot Runner     Tod Sacerdoti, CEO, BrightRoll     Amir Ashkenazi, CEO, adap.tv
3:30pm   Mainstage	What is Broadband Content Really Worth? This year writers fought for their digital rights, but what is broadband content really worth?     Moderator: Tony Perkins, Founder & CEO, AlwaysOn     Jason Kilar, CEO, Hulu     Ryan Magnussen, CEO, Ripe Digital Entertainment     Paul Sagan, CEO, Akamai     Quincy Jones III, CEO, QD3 Entertainment
3:30pm Second Stage