Piracy, Anti-Piracy and the Future of the Entertainment Business November 6, 2009

11:30 AM - Registration

12:00 - 2:00 p.m. - Program (A box lunch is included; there is no charge for this program. There is a $25.00 charge for attendees requesting MCLE credits)
Presenters

F. Jay Dougherty, Professor of Law, Moderator
Frederick D. Huntsberry, Chief Operating Officer, Paramount Pictures

Doug Lichtman, Professor of Law, UCLA

Kevin Murray, Principal, The Murray Group and former California State Senator

Fred von Lohmann, Senior Staff Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation

Ronald Wheeler, Senior VP, Content Protection, Fox Entertainment Group
Program Overview

We invite you to join Loyola Law School, event co-sponsors – The Association of Media and Entertainment Counsel (AMEC), The Los Angeles Bar Association - ELIPS, and entertainment industry leaders in a forum highlighting piracy issues and its future effects. Traditional piracy and unauthorized digital distribution of films, television programs, music and other content are critical issues in the entertainment industry. Even production and finance decisions are impacted by widespread unauthorized exploitation. It is important that entertainment executives, agents, creators, producers and distributors of content, and their attorneys understand current responses to that challenge, including emerging legitimate business models for digital distribution. This program explores many topics that impact your role in the entertainment industry including:

• What are the most effective and appropriate strategies being used to control piracy and direct digital demand into legitimate distribution channels?

• Does litigation make sense as a strategy? Is any unauthorized distribution legitimate?

• What new business models are developing to allow creators and investors to be paid while satisfying the expectations and habits of a dispersed, diverse techno-savvy audience?

The panel of top industry professionals highlighted above will lead the topic discussions and provide insight on strategy and future considerations of these issues surrounding the piracy debate.

Event Co-Sponsors: The Association of Media Entertainment Counsel; The Los Angeles County Bar Association - ELIPS

Registration
Register online at http://events.lls.edu/piracy/09/
You may also register by filling out the attached form and faxing it to Mark Weiner at 213-487-1822

Location and MCLE Information
Robinson Courtroom
Girardi Advocacy Center
Loyola Law School
919 Albany Street
Los Angeles, CA 90015

MCLE: Two hours of MCLE credit are available for this symposium. Loyola Law School is a State Bar of California MCLE-approved provider.
If you have any questions please contact Mark Weiner at 213-736-1070 or mark.weiner@lls.edu.