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NEWS:
Panel Discussion on Digital Content Delivery Draws 500 at the Milken Institute Global Conference Thursday April 28, 8:03 am ET
SARASOTA, Fla., April 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- A crowd of more than 500 people attended a panel session to hear Infinium Labs' (OTC Bulletin Board: IFLB - News) President and Chief Operating Officer, Kevin Bachus, speak about digital distribution of video game software at the 2005 Milken Institute Global Conference last week in Los Angeles. In a panel session, entitled "Digital Age: The Changing World of Content Delivery," Bachus and four other executives from interactive media, entertainment and broadband services discussed industry trends towards digital delivery of entertainment and other creative content.
The panel session was moderated by Dean Takahashi, Staff Writer, San Jose Mercury News. The panelists included: Kevin Conroy, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, AOL Media Networks; Brian Farrell, President & CEO, THQ Inc.; David Goodman, President, Marketing, Infinity Broadcasting; and Mitch Singer, Executive Vice President, Digital Policy Group, Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc.
Among the trends discussed were: -- Consumer demand for convenience in accessing content including video games, music, video and film entertainment. -- Consumer demand for interoperability so licensed content can be accessed throughout home networks, from cars and remotely without conflict.
A capacity audience of some 2,200 people - the event's largest turnout - attended this year's 8th annual Milken Institute Global Conference for three days of intensive discussions on a wide range of economic, business, public policy and social issues. Business leaders, financial executives, investors, institutional investors, philanthropists, government officials, journalists and top academics from more than 50 countries heard more than 325 panelists on more than 80 sessions talk about a host of issues related to finance, China, the media and health-care, among other topics. Panelists included former Vice President Al Gore, News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch, Gen. Wesley Clark and seven winners of the Nobel Prize.
DVD recordings of the entire conference or individual sessions will be available from the Milken Institute through the Milken Institute Web Site at http://www.milkeninstitute.org. Posted by ottoman on :