Click on the Video Below and Sample a Session from Digital Hollywood Spring, 2006 For Additional Video Sessions, Click Here Wednesday, August 16 2:15 PM - 3:30 PM Track II: Launch at Building Blocks - Part IV Companies will be selected to present company products and business plans. This session is part of the Venture, Private Equity and M&A Consortium. I. FrameFree Technologies, Inc. Presentation by: Tom Randolph, President , FrameFree Technologies II. ClipSyndicate: Presentation By: Sean Morgan, founder and CEO of ClipSyndicate III: mSpot: Presentation by Ed Ho, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, mSpot Inc. IV. POSTroller: Presentation by Tod M. Sacerdoti, founder and CEO, POSTroller Inc. V. WideOrbit: Presentation by: Eric R. Mathewson, founder and CEO, WideOrbit VI. Teamdating: Presentation by: Ray Doustdar, President, Teamdating & Kipp Gillian, Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder, Teamdating Co-Hosted by: Co-Hosted by: Hassan Miah, Managing Director, Oris Capital Tim Chang, Principal, Gabriel Venture Partners Hassan Miah is the former Managing Director of Intel Capital, where he led worldwide media and entertainment investments. Today, he remains an advisor to Intel Corporation’s Digital Home Group, which is responsible for the company’s global consumer PC product line. He is also the former head of New Media for CAA, one of Hollywood’s leading entertainment and talent agencies. While at Intel, Mr. Miah led such media related investments as Bellrock Media, Synacor, Zinio, Black Arrow, Clickstar and Gametrust. At CAA, Mr. Miah established and headed the CAA/Intel Media Lab, the first significant collaboration between Hollywood and a major technology company, and helped form Tele-TV, a joint investment by NYNEX, PacBell and Bell Atlantic to provide interactive video television services over phone lines. Before joining CAA, Mr. Miah was a Management Consulting Partner for KPMG LLP, specializing in media and entertainment transactions. At KPMG, he helped structure such transactions as the sale of MCA Universal Studios to Matsushita, the sale of Geffen Records to Universal and Polygram’s acquisition of A&M Records. Mr. Miah also has extensive operating/managerial experience having developed and sold companies in the digital media sector during his career, e.g., after creating the first consumer MP3 recording software, Mr. Miah successfully sold Xing Technology Corp. to Real Networks at a 10x multiple from when he joined the company less than two years after becoming CEO. Mr. Miah is a CPA and received a B.A. in Business from the University of Michigan and a M.B.A. from Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business. Tim Chang joined Gabriel in 2001 as a partner-track associate and was promoted to Principal in 2002. He brings to Gabriel a background combining operational, technical, and international business experience across Asia in three languages (Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, and English). Tim leads Gabriel's wireless sector and also focuses on emerging opportunities in digrd, Tim joined Gabriel Venture Partners in 2001, where he has led Gabriel's investment and sital media as well as business development initiatives in Asia-Pacific. Tim began working in venture capital during his time at Stanford Business School , as part of the founding team of CTR Ventures K.K. in 1999, a venture accelerator in Tokyo focused on seed and early-stage mobile applications and technologies startups for the Japan market. Upon graduating with his MBA from Stanfoerved as a director on the boards of Iridigm Display Corporation (which was acquired by Qualcomm in 2004), Sequoia Communications, and Kajeet. Tim built Gabriel's Wireless sector practice, and is responsible for much of Gabriel's reputation and thought-leadership in handset technologies, as well as in next-generation wireless applications and services. Tim has led or been actively involved in all of Gabriel's wireless investments, and has also helped to establish Gabriel's business development capabilities through strong strategic relationships across the wireless value-chain, and particularly in Asia-Pacific. Tim previously contributed to the boards of Placeware (acquired by Microsoft) and Arula Systems (acquired by Raritan). "Venture, Private Equity and M&A Consortium" Advisory Committee Members Sun Jen Yung, Managing Director, TD Securities (USA) LLC Isaac Palmer, Managing Director, Fortress Investment Group Michael J. Hirshland, General Partner, Polaris Venture Partners David Britts, General Partner, ComVentures Paul Vais, Partner, Apax Partners John Hull, General Partner, OVP Venture Partners Fred Wilson, Managing Partner of Union Square Venture Harold Vogel, President, Vogel Capital Management Mark Stevens, Partner, Fenwick & West David Feinleib, Director, Mohr, Davidow Ventures (MDV) Jay MacDonald, Partner, Digital Media & Technology, DeSilva & Phillips LLC Keith Bencher, Vice President, Strategy & Development, CNET Games & Entertainment Jean-Francois "Jeff" Clavier, founder and Managing Partner, SoftTech Venture Consulting Arthur C. Chang, President, Tipping Point Partners, LLC Allison Goldberg, Director, Time Warner Investments Drew Marcus, Vice Chairman, Media & Telecom Group, Deutsche Bank Securities Ariel Eckstein, Executive Director, Strategic Transactions and Development, AOL David O. Higley, Managing Director & Head of Digital Media Technologies, UBS Investment Bank Peter Levin, President, Bellrock Media / Co-owner, Chicago Rush / Partner, Palisades Baseball Michael Aleles, Principal, TerraSur Investments Allen Z. Sussman, Partner, Morrison & Foerster LLP Jerry Panzer, Partner, Transaction Services Group, KPMG Lori Einheiber, Manager, Transaction Services Group, KPMG Hassan Miah, Managing Director, Oris Capital Roy A. Salter, Principal, The Salter Group Mike Buckley, Director of Strategic Investments, Intel Capital, Intel Corporation Deric Emry, General Partner, ABS Capital Partners David Yuan, Vice President, Technology Crossover Ventures Mark T. Mondello, Managing Director, Duff & Phelps, LLC Tim Chang, Principal, Gabriel Venture Partners David Hutkin, 1st Vice President, ICB Entertainment Finance Janice Roberts, Managing Director, Mayfield Fund Peg Jackson, Managing Director, NeoCarta Ventures Chris Fralic, Director, First Round Capital Jeff Allen, Managing Director, Rocket Ventures Gregory Chou, Associate, Norwest Venture Partners Brian J. Marler, Vice President, Media, Sports & Entertainment Group, Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin Ajay Chopra, Partner, Trinity Ventures Austin Noronha, Strategic Technology Partnerships, Sony Electronics Greg Foster, Turner New Media Ventures, Turner Broadcasting Mark S. Chasan, Chairman & Managing Director, Greenbridge Capital Group, Inc. Peter Y. Levin, President, Bellrock Media Gary Little, General Partner, Morgenthaler Ventures John Bautista, Partner, Orrick Larry Marcus, General Partner, Walden VC Donald Karl, Partner, Perkins Coie Joey Tamer, President, S.O.S. Inc. Stefan Abbruzzese, Senior Managing Director, Global Media Communications, GE Commercial Finance Matthieu Coppet, Global Media Strategist, UBS Presentations by: I. FrameFree Technologies, Inc.: Founded in 2004 and based in San Francisco, Calif., FrameFree Technologies, Inc. is a joint venture between United Kingdom-based FrameFree International Limited and Japan-based Monolith co., Ltd. The company develops and distributes a groundbreaking family of products that provide easy and efficient authoring and compression of motion imagery and enable the delivery of hi-resolution digital movies across multiple networks and platforms at a fraction of the traditional bandwidth and costs. Its new product, FrameFree Studio™, is digital imaging software that allows for the creation of premium quality motion imagery at a minimum cost without the traditional steep learning curve. It starts with digital still images, and then through analysis, interpolation and morphing, provides smooth motion, interactivity, and an entirely new medium and style of visual expression to digital content producers without compromising quality at any bandwidth. The result is a distinguishing look and ultra small file sizes that can be easily sent even on wireless and cellular networks. II. ClipSyndicate is a next-generation Web publishing platform that enables respected broadcasters and video content producers to easily monetize their content and extend their brands through an Internet distribution channel that syndicates video clips to thousands of vertical Web sites in need of rich media content. Broadcast content providers and Web publishers alike benefit financially from ClipSyndicate by sharing in the advertising revenues generated through the ClipSyndicate media player. ClipSyndicate's partners include broadcasters such as Clear Channel Television, AP Digital, MultiVu, and Bloomberg, and publishers including SmartBrief, Cygnus Business Media Interactive and Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC). Launched in 2006, ClipSyndicate (http://www.clipsyndicate.com), is a service of Critical Mention Inc., the most comprehensive Web-based television search and broadcast monitoring service. Critical Mention (http://www.criticalmention.com) is privately held, with headquarters in New York City. Presentation By: Sean Morgan, founder and CEO of ClipSyndicate, is a pioneer in online syndication. As one of the founders of Pinnacor, Inc. [NASDAQ: PCOR, formerly ScreamingMedia], a leading provider of information management solutions for the aggregation, distribution and integration of real time business and financial information into websites, intranets, wireless sites and interactive television, he developed the product specifications and key features of what became Pinnacor's core product, the Editors Desk. Morgan also developed the first royalty pool sharing model for Internet syndication that allowed more than 4,000 content producers to benefit from Pinnacor's meteoric rise to the Internet's largest text syndication network. He cut the initial deals for ScreamingMedia with the New York Times Syndicate, The Associated Press, PR Newswire, and Comtex, which included other newswires such as Deutsche Press, Agence French Press, Xinhua and Kyodo News service and many others. Morgan went on to build a 60-person sales and business development organization, and grew monthly revenue from $15,000 to $1.8 million in under 24 months. ScreamingMedia debuted on the Nasdaq in August of 2000 and was subsequently acquired by CBS MarketWatch for $100 million. III: mSpot: A pioneer in mobile multimedia entertainment, mSpot partners with movie studios, music labels and media companies to produce and deliver exciting, high-quality music and video services for mobile phones. mSpot Radio, an all-format mobile radio service offers nearly 100 channels of crystal-clear music, news, sports, finance, entertainment and talk radio from popular sources such as NPR, ESPN, Radio Disney and MarketWatch. mSpot’s ground-breaking mobile video service, mSpot Movies, is the only service in the U.S. that streams full-length films, television and concerts to mobile phones. As consumer demand for compelling, high-quality mobile entertainment grows, mSpot will continue to introduce exciting new services, content, and mobile-exclusive original programming. mSpot’s music, sports and movie services are available on the Nationwide Sprint PCS Network and recently was announced as the new mobile radio platform provider for TELUS, a leading Canadian telecommunications company. Founded in 2004, mSpot is a privately held company headquartered in Palo Alto, California and on the Web at www.mspot.com. Presentation by: Ed Ho is the co-founder and chief technology officer for mSpot Inc. An veteran of the mobile industry, Ed was previously VP of engineering for Enpocket as as well as CTO, co-founder and a member of the Board of Directors at SkyGo, an early pioneer in mobile Internet marketing. Ed holds an MS in Computer Science from Stanford University and a BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley. IV. POSTroller is a leading online video advertising network and a pioneer in monetizing video traffic. POSTroller is the first video ad network to fill 100% of available inventory and the first video ad network to leverage video context in ad delivery. The company delivers advertising solutions to high volume, online video site partners and is typically the largest video ad network partner to clients. POSTroller's proprietary ad serving and reporting technologies provide a robust and scalable platform that drives industry leading CPMs, tracking and reporting. POSTroller is currently working with over a dozen high volume video sites and delivers millions of ads per day across the POSTroller ad network. POSTroller is a privately held company and holds its headquarters in San Francisco, CA. Presentation by: Tod M. Sacerdoti is the founder and CEO of POSTroller Inc., the Internet's leading video advertising network. Most recently, Tod was the Director of Revenue and Business Development at Plaxo, Inc., one of the fastest growing companies in the history of the Internet. Plaxo offers users a "connected address book,' automating the process of maintaining an up-to-date and universally accessible address book and calendar. Prior to Plaxo, Tod was the Director of Business Development at Spoke Software, the leading enterprise software firm providing tools to sales forces to better leverage relationships. Previously, Tod worked at Interscope, Geffen and A&M Records, a division of the Universal Music Group. Tod was also an analyst in both the Mergers & Acquisitions Group and the Internet Corporate Finance group at Robertson Stephens. Tod has an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and has a B.A. in Economics from Yale University. V. WideOrbit is an advertising infrastructure software company providing systems that manage the backbone infrastructure of the advertising process. Four years ago, WideOrbit was installed in 8 TV stations. Our software now manages the ad inventory of more than 500 TV stations, Radio stations, Cable Networks, Digital Display Networks and Wireless Video Networks using our software. More than $4 Billion in advertising revenue is managed by our software annually, next year we expect to manage more than $7 Billion. In 2005, WideOrbit grew revenues 136%. Our contractual order backlog is more than $46 Million. We are seeking expansion capital to reach incremental media forms of the Web, MSO Cable, IPTV/VOD and we plan to use the capital to develop a cross platform media exchange. For more information please contact Eric R. Mathewson, Founder and CEO, at 415 675 6751 or emathewson@wideorbit.com Presentation by: Eric R. Mathewson, founder and CEO, WideOrbit started his career on Wall Street working in equity derivatives for Kidder Peabody in Palo Alto in 1992. After Kidder Peabody was sold in 1995, Eric worked in the Private Client Department at Montgomery Securities managing portfolios for wealthy technology executives and personally investing in many successful internet start-ups. Eric left Montgomery in 1999 and started WideOrbit after discovering that the software systems supporting the media industry were decrepit and that a large opportunity existed to improve the processes to purchase and sell media time and space. TeamDating: Kipp Gillian serves as Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder. He comes to Team Dating LLC after three years as President and Owner/Founder of Gillian Executive Search, Inc. Mr.. Gillian’s clientele consists of Hilton Hotels, Archstone/Smith, The Related Companies of California, Lennar Partners, Donahue Schriber, The Management Company of Dr. Henry Nicholas, Camden, Shea Properties and Clark Realty Capital. Prior to GES he served 3 years creating and heading up the real estate recruitment division for The Ankenbrandt Group in Newport Beach, California. The Ankenbrandt Group is a well known executive level recruiting firm that has been in existence for over 25 years. Before coming to the Ankenbrandt Group Mr. Gillian served five years as a project manager for Vratsinas Construction Company, a leading design/build construction management firm based out of Little Rock, Ar., Atlanta, Ga/ and Los Angeles, Ca. Mr. Gillian provides strength and knowledge in project management, budgets, timeliness and organizing effective and talented teams to accomplish difficult tasks. Mr. Gillian holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Arkansas. He has been an on-line dater for 5 years. Ray Doustdar serves as President and Co-Founder. As President of his previous firm, The Stronghold Group, he created a premiere Entertainment Branding Agency, and signed high profile clients like Nelly, OutKast, Dave Matthews Band, and Motown Music Label for representation in licensing, sponsorships, and endorsements. Prior to that, he served two years as the Executive Director of Licensing for Universal Studios and was also appointed head of the new Sports Division, and signed high profile athletes like NFL Superstar Deion Sanders, NBA Player Wally Szczerbiak, and the Supercross/Motocross Honda Racing Team for licensing and merchandising. Previous to Universal Studios, Mr. Doustdar was the Director of Special Markets for BMG Entertainment. Before his tenure at BMG, Mr. Doustdar spent five years at consumer products giant Procter & Gamble. This provided a solid foundation of marketing and sales within the traditional packaged goods industry. Mr. Doustdar has a Bachelor of Science in Business degree from the Richard T. Farmer School of Business Administration at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. He has been an online dater for 5 years.