Click on the Video Below and Sample a Session from a previous Digital Hollywood event. For Additional Video Sessions, Click Here Digital Hollywood, Santa Monica Thursday, June 14th 12:50 PM - 2:00 PM Track I: Music Industry Innovates and Morphs: Radio, PODs, Blogs, P2P, Ad Revenue Concepts, Cable/TV Innovation In the never-ending odyssey that is called the Music Industry, the road to future just keeps on getting longer and more complex. Perhaps it is because music is such an integral and creative personal experience, giving rise to an unlimited number of creative and disruptive forces, but as each year arrives, so too do about fifty new ways to deliver, listen, experience and pay for the music. In this session, we bring together a cross-section of creative players, from the traditional music label and P2P players, to companies with entirely new ways to reach the consumer offering new ways to listen and experience music all with completely new revenue models. We welcome you and all look forward to a fascinating session. Edward Kozel, President and CEO, Skyrider Talmon Marco, co-founder, iMesh Tim Stevens, CEO, Doppelganger Carl J. Rohling, Vice-President of Business Development, PassAlong Networks KamranV, CyKiK Steve Masur, Principal, MasurLaw Josh Martin, Analyst, Yankee Group, Moderator Edward Kozel, President and CEO, Skyrider: Prior to joining Skyrider, Mr. Kozel served a Managing Director of Integrated Finance, Ltd., a private advisory services firm and spent five years as Managing Member of Open Range LLC., a private venture firm. Mr. Kozel, an early employee at Cisco Systems, helped to grow the company into a multinational technology leader as its Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President of Business Development. Mr. Kozel is an industry innovator who previously worked at Boeing, McDonnell Douglas and SRI International, where he participated in the early design and development of the Internetwork Protocol (IP) model and TCP/IP, packet radio networks and highly distributed information systems. Mr. Kozel serves on the boards of Yahoo! Inc., Reuters PLC and Network Appliances. He graduated from the University of California, Davis with a degree in electrical engineering. Tim Stevens, CEO, Doppelganger: Stevens has worked for and advised several emerging private and public companies over his career. Most recently, he served as a senior executive of Borland Software Corporation, where he was responsible for overseeing business services, streamlining and accelerating the customer closure process, driving sales initiatives, and supporting corporate development. Prior to Borland, Stevens served as interim Chief Executive Officer of Fios, Inc., a high growth provider of electronic discovery services, where he set the next generation strategic framework for the business, and serves as Chairman of the Board today. Before Fios, he served as a senior executive of Inktomi Corporation, where he was instrumental in taking the company public, structuring and overseeing several strategic partnerships, and managing business development activities including orchestrating the sale of the company to Yahoo!. Stevens holds BS degrees in both Finance and Management from the University of Oregon, and a JD degree from the University of California, Davis. KamranV, CyKiK: A top graduate of the University of Southern California's prestigious Music Industry program in 2000, KamranV quickly made the jump from intern to Head of Production in the New Media division of Interscope Geffen A&M. His expertise set the standard for research-driven artist marketing for the entire roster. With the role of New Media rapidly expanding beyond the Internet, KamranV blazed new trails as IGA’s point person for new technology business development incorporating mobile phones, Video on Demand, and new physical formats such as DVD-Audio and Dual-Disc for which he served as Producer of many releases including grammy nominated albums from Keane, Nine Inch Nails, and the ground-breaking release of Beck's "Guero". After developing Universal’s explosive mobile music strategy at Interscope, KamranV inevitably co-founded Universal’s mobile division (UMM). In mobile, KamranV shaped the music business of the future with progressive campaigns such as the first-ever mobile exclusive in the D12/Virgin First Dibs program, Black Eyed Peas/Motorola Global VIPea program, events such as Cingular Sounds Live, and mobile marketing campaigns for Universal’s entire roster including Gwen Stefani, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, Mariah Carey, 50 Cent, The Game, Eminem, Young Jeezy, The Killers, Fall Out Boy and Ne-Yo. Through KamranV’s corporate achievements, his holistic approach to the music business of the future never lost sight of the music and artists themselves. CyKiK, KamranV’s multi-faceted music firm manages artists, develops mobile/digital music strategies global brands and most recently founded and serves as President of the Spaceland Productions/CyKiK joint venture called Spaceland Recordings. Over 10 years ago the first show at club Spaceland was a "pre-Odelay" Beck and first Los Angeles concert of the Foo Fighters. Since then the Spaceland has produced intimate, cutting-edge concerts that never disappoint the venue's regular trend-setting audience of musicians, artists, journalists, film makers and the like. Spaceland Recordings is the premiere on-demand, globally distributed, live recording record label who's goal it is to capture the historical moments of the Spaceland venues. The "Spaceland Presents" series foundation is to develop its artists to achieve success beyond the walls of the relatively small Spaceland night clubs while maintaining a comfortable venue for artists to always call home. Josh Martin, Analyst, Consumer Research - Media & Entertainment, Yankee Group: Josh Martin is an analyst in Yankee Group’s Consumer Research group with an expertise in media & entertainment. His areas of focus include connected digital home and portable entertainment. Specifically, his research encompasses enhancements to video (DVR, HDTV, VOD, Next Gen DVD), technology changing how consumers view video (digital media adapters, media center PCs and broadband video) and moving content beyond the home (portable media players and digital audio players). Martin’s knowledge creates a holistic perspective of the changing content consumption experience from in the home to ubiquitous connectivity while providing insight into how to take advantage of emerging technology and distribution channels. Prior to joining Yankee Group, Martin worked for IDC where he was responsible for launching research into next generation DVD, broadband video and portable media players. In this role, he was one of the first analysts to build a forecast model for broadband video revenue opportunities and to pick a winner in the next generation format war. Additionally, Martin frequently published thought leadership research on emerging video distribution technology and services. Martin is regularly quoted in the trade and mainstream business press including The Financial Times, USA Today, and News.com. Martin received a Bachelor of Science in business administration from Babson College.