Thursday, 23 April 2009, Is a Red Letter Day
For Content Protection and Security Plans . . .
Frankfurt, Thursday, 23 April, 9.30 AM – 3.30 PM
Content-Owners to announce and discuss content protection - security measures required of supply chain partners.
It Makes Sense for you to be there to hear and be heard!
· This special seminar on Thursday, 23 April 2009, at the ‘Munich Suite’ Maritim Hotel Frankfurt, Theodor-Heuss-Allee 3, D-60486 Frankfurt am Main, allows film, music, games and software content owners a forum to discuss what content protection and security measures they require from media manufacturers and supply chain partners.
· This seminar is in direct response to requests from content owners for a better cross-flow of information and updates on what is happening in the industry from a global content protection standpoint – a key issue for content owners, especially when executing supplier contracts.
· Morning Presentations: Top experts representing content owners, government agencies and regulators outline the broad and changing requirements for protecting content and the security implications for virtually every point on the media-to-market supply chain. It’s the road-map for successfully competing to be recognized as a full-fledged supply chain partner.
ü Stefan Krawczyk –IFPI Deputy Regional Director Europe, Director Middle East & Africa
ü Halli Kristinsson – MPA Vice-President, Regional Director, Anti-Piracy EMEA
ü Phil Lewis – EU Director IP Enforcement Unit
ü Phil Herbert – Hamlins Law firm Partner and copy protection expert
· Afternoon Presentations: Senior content owner executives lay out the specific procedures for content protection and security compliance required from supply chain partners. This free-flowing discussion identifies the new facets of the Anti-Piracy and Compliance Programs which satisfy these requirements under the Content Protection and Security Program.
Spencer Mott – Electronic Arts Director of International Security and Risk Management
Ruth Katz – Ruth Katz, Consultant and music industry expert
Gerhard Blum – Sony MusicEntertainment Vice President Distribution Services - Europe
Paul Gathercole – Universal Music Group International Director, Anti-Piracy/Technology
Please complete and return the Registration form below to ensure you have a place at this vital Content Protection and Security Workshop. Accommodation and travel arrangements can be found via http://www.media-tech.net/europe09.html
Peter Wallace
CDSA Director, Anti-Piracy and Compliance Programs - Europe, Middle East & Africa
Mobile: +44 (0) 7850 331033Office: 44-(0) 20 7470-7228
Content Protection and Security Workshop
Frankfurt, Thursday, 23 April, 9.30 AM – 3.30 PM
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Note: The APCP seminar is next to Forum Messe, Frankfurt, Germany, to coincide with the Media Tech Expo there 22-24th April. You can take advantage of this added opportunity to meet colleagues. All APCP Seminar registrants are cordially invited to the Media Tech Expo party on Wednesday, 22 April, from 1800 to 2100.