As President, Mr. Sanders is responsible for all Warner Home Video's global business and its future development, including worldwide sales, marketing, finance, general operations, administration and supply chain management.

Warner Home Video is responsible for releasing the studio's many feature films and television shows on home video. WHV has maintained leading market share in the U.S. and most international territories for the past six years. This was due in large part to WHV's pioneering role in the immense success of the DVD format, which in five years became the fastest growing consumer electronics product ever launched. Operating in 90 territories, WHV also has a film library that is the largest of any studio, offering top quality new and vintage titles from the repertoires of Warner Bros. Pictures Inc., Turner Entertainment Company, Castle Rock Entertainment, HBO Home Video and New Line Home Video. The company has numerous distribution arrangements in the US as well and represents such diverse fare as BBC Video, National Geographic, Mattel, and sports leagues including NFL, NBA and NHL.

Mr. Sanders joined WHV in 1991 and has held various managerial positions including Vice-President, Rental Sales and Vice-President, Sell Through Sales before being promoted in 1999 to Managing Director, United Kingdom & Ireland, based in London. In 2000, he was promoted to Senior Vice President and Managing Director, Europe Middle East and Africa where he oversaw the company's efforts in 28 territories.

Returning to the US in 2003 he was appointed Executive Vice President and General Manager, North America before being named worldwide President in 2005. He previously held positions with Procter & Gamble and holds a BS in Business Administration from Auburn University in Alabama. He is also an alumnus of Harvard Business School's Advanced Management Program and now resides in Los Angeles with his wife and three children.

Prior to becoming EVP International, Mr. Brown served as Executive Vice President, Europe and Senior Vice President of Worldwide Franchise Properties for SPHE, where he developed SPHE franchise properties including Spider-Man, The Da Vinci Code and Sony Pictures Animation films Open Season and Surf's Up.

Before that, Mr. Brown was head of International Home Video for Dreamworks, SKG where he directed the video operation for the international sector overseeing a distribution network in more than 52 countries. He was also Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for West Coast Entertainment Corporation and a Vice President of Sales Distribution at Walt Disney Company's Buena Vista Home Video. Mr. Brown started his career in the home entertainment business as a Senior Vice President and General Manager of Artec Distribution, a Vermont -based home video distribution organization. Mr. Brown attended the University of Rhode Island.

Based in London, Mr Cunningham is responsible for spearheading international business growth opportunities for UPIE. He oversees international sales, distribution and marketing for all home entertainment titles under the Universal banner. He manages UPIE's home entertainment acquisitions, legal and business affairs, as well as commercial development and strategic planning on an international basis. UPIE has wholly-owned operating companies in 24 countries around the world and licences product to over 100 additional international territories.

Eddie Cunningham has direct operational responsibility for all international home entertainment including, Europe, Asia, Latin America and Australia.

Previous to his appointment in November 2006, Mr Cunningham was responsible for Universal home entertainment operations as Regional Managing Director of the UK, Ireland, Nordics, Australia and New Zealand.

Mr Cunningham has been with the Company for 11 years and under his stewardship he has built the UK home entertainment division into a UK market leadership position, with 16% market share. The UK operation has an almost unique business in locally created and produced Special Interest programming, including the signing and development of talent. Artists working with Universal Pictures UK include: Billy Connolly, Ricky Gervais, Peter Kaye, Lee Evans and Michael Flatley.

Prior to joining the Company, Mr Cunningham had a number of retail and distribution posts. He was an operating board member of the Woolworths retail business and a Commercial Director of Entertainment UK, the biggest entertainment software distributor outside the US.

Universal Pictures International Entertainment is part of Universal Pictures, a division of NBC Universal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news, and information to a global audience. Formed in May 2004 through the combining of NBC and Vivendi Universal Entertainment, NBC Universal owns and operates a valuable portfolio of news and entertainment networks, a premier motion picture company, significant television production operations, a leading television stations group, and world-renowned theme parks. NBC Universal is 80%-owned by General Electric, with 20% controlled by Vivendi.

Groupe Carrefour is the largest retail group in Europe and second only to Wal-Mart worldwide. The French-based company, which had a turnover of þ97.2bn in 2006, operates over 14,500 outlets (13,000 in Europe) across four key formats: hypermarkets, supermarkets, hard discounters and convenience stores. The world's ninth largest private employer, it has a presence in 30 countries and continues to expand.

M. Geoffroy joined Carrefour in 1981, working for 15 years in an operational capacity in France before reaching the position of Communications Director in 1996. In 2001 he moved to Belgium, first as Marketing Director for Carrefour Belgique (2001-2003) and subsequently as Merchandising Director (2004-2006), before returning to his native France to take up his current post in September 2006.

Married with two children, he has a Diplôme d'Etudes Comptables Supérieures, France's highest accountacy qualification.

Coop is Denmark's largest co-operative consumer goods organisation and operates supermarkets under a range of brands; Kvickly, Kvickly xtra, SuperBrugsen, Dagli'Brugsen and LokalBrugsen as well as subsidiaries Fakta A/S and Irma A/S. The group has around 700 outlets in Denmark and is part of Coop Norden, a pan-Scandinavian co-operative founded in 2002 by consumer goods retailers in Denmark, Sweden and Norway in an attempt to better compete in the age of globalisation.

Coop sells packaged media mainly through supermarket chain Kvickly, through its online shop NetTorvet and through music e-tailer Musikhylden. It also offers online DVD rental in partnership with LoveFilm International through its Filmhylden website.

Prior to Eros, Marcus founded Saffron Media, a South-Asian focused media and entertainment company. Prior to Saffron, Marcus served as SVP of Marketing & Subscriber Acquisition for JumpTV.com, Managing Director of HarrisonGray's Media & Entertainment practice. Prior to working in media and entertainment Marcus worked in investment banking and management consulting industries with Arthur Andersen, Goldman Sachs and Mercer where he served a diverse array of multinational clients.

Marcus has been interviewed and featured for CNBC, Crain's, Forbes,Variety, Consultants News, Atlanta Constitution, India's DNA and WSJ. Marcus currently serves as an advisor to several leading companies including Intercontinental Hotels Group, Ameranth / QOS Gaming, YouAre Media, Duel Networks, Venture Gun and The Glass House. Marcus attended Boston College and the University of Georgia where he obtained degrees in Computer Science.

As Product Director Gary manages a 40-strong team responsible for the purchase of all hmv's music, dvd, games, technology and other product lines for its stores and online at hmv.com.

Gary came into the role having previously been Head of E-Commerce at sister company, Waterstone's. This was preceded by a five-year period as Vice President of Product and Operations for HMV Canada. As a member of the HMV Canada Board Gary assisted with the successful implementation of the HMV UK blueprint and best practice overlay to the Canadian business.

Prior to working in Canada, Gary held senior operating management roles throughout HMV UK and Ireland, beginning his career as a sales associate within HMV stores.

In 1995 he accepted the position of Operations Director at Rank Group (Deluxe Video Services in Willstätt, Germany).

Since 1999 he holds the position of CEO at Infodisc Technology GmbH one of the most advanced media manufactures in Europe today.

Previously Simon was Worldwide COO and President at Riverdeep, one of the fastest growing interactive digital education and productivity software companies. He was also General Manager and VP of Dell's UK and Ireland Home and Small Business operations based out of Ireland. Before that he was International VP of Sales Operations for PepsiCola, living in the US for three years and as General Manager and VP of PepsiCola UK where he launched Pepsi Max, Pepsi Blue and development of the Pepsi Music activity.

Early in his career he held a number of marketing and sales management positions in Unilever working for Lever Brothers and was a senior associate in the Strategy and Marketing group of Deloitte Haskins and Sells' management consultancy division.

Simon lives in Surrey with his wife, Christine, two dogs, a cat and a horse, and has a keen interest in cycling, collecting wines and watching rugby.

Previously, Bay served as the executive chairman of Loudeye Corporation (formerly NASDAQ: LOUD), which was acquired in 2006 by Nokia and now powers Nokia's global music service, OVI.
Bay also spent six years with Microsoft, most recently as corporate vice president and general manager of the Digital Media Division, and as a member of Microsoft's executive staff. He was responsible for Window Media, multimedia and digital rights management (DRM) technologies. He also served as general manager of Microsoft's Commercial Systems Division where he was responsible for much of the company's Internet services and e-Commerce platform.
Bay also spent eight years at Apple Computer, three of which were spent at Apple's European headquarters in Paris. He served as general manager of Apple's Online Services in Europe, general manager for Enterprise Systems Europe, and product line manager for Apple's Workgroup Systems.
Bay earned a bachelor's degree from the University of California Los Angeles, an MBA from California State University San Jose, and studied at INSEAD in Paris, France, and at Goerg-August Universitaet in Goettingen, Germany.

Previous to joining Paramount Pictures, Dr. Bell was Executive Vice President, Technology at Warner Bros. Technical Operations. He was centrally involved in the unification of the DVD format and the development of CSS.

In recognition of his contributions to the DVD format, and to original research in optical storage technology Dr. Bell is an elected Fellow of the both the IEEE and the Optical Society of America. He received his doctoral and bachelor degrees from London University.

Previously, John held both positions as Commercial Director and Marketing Director of Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment UK. Prior to this, John held various roles at leading British supermarket chain; J Sainsbury's, including being responsible for their national television advertisement and in-store marketing strategy.

John holds a Bachelor's degree from Manchester Metropolitan University and currently resides in Cambridgeshire, UK with his family

Before that he served as senior sales manager of European DVD manufacturing services at Sonopress, and marketing and business development for leading postproduction facility, DGP, where he was involved in the creation of their DVD compression and authoring department. Prior to that, Wickberg-Taylar was the founding member of Black Diamond Films Ltd., specializing in sports programs for TV and video.

Wickberg-Taylar holds a degree in Economics and Economic History from University of Kent, in Canterbury.

video operations, which he has subsequently built into the leading independent video company in France, employing around 120 people. Drawing on a library of both French and international films and TV titles, TF1 Vidéo ranks alongside the US majors in terms of market share. M. Brossard is also leading TF1's exploration of the VoD market through its TV1 Vision service. Prior to joining TF1, M. Brossard worked for Phonogram, Sony and CIC Video in France.

SoftWide licenses and manufactures a product fully equal in quality to the conventional version, on demand to customers in 2 to 3 minutes at each individual store.  With a showcase store operated at London Heathrow Airport Terminal 4 to prove the technology, Tribeka is now licensing SoftWide to retailers worldwide.  The first of these launched in Borders flagship Oxford Street on February 4^th and Tribeka already has a pipeline of retail deals building for Europe and Asia.

Daniel is an Electronic Engineering graduate from Manchester University and is an
Honorary Senior Research Associate at University College London.  Prior to founding Tribeka Ltd he was Assistant Vice President of Equity Systems at Credit Lyonnais in New York.

He is very active in innovation policy and is a member of the European Policy Group – Business Chamber, a founding member of the Voices for Innovation technology policy community and is an Association of Competitive Technologies Innovator of the Month.

Daniel lives in London, where Tribeka Ltd is based.

The Licensing Department is dedicated to evaluate and acquire AAA licenses from the entertainment industry: films, TV series, board games, sports, etc.

With the King Kong, TMNT or, more recently, Naruto and LOST acquisitions, Ubisoft's licenses portfolio has become one of the most significant of the marketplace and represents 25% of Ubisoft's revenue. In parallel, Ubisoft has an established portfolio of own IP's which have raised the interest of the movie industry for adaptations into movies, TV series…

Prior to that, Antoine spent 5 years as Senior Product Manager at Fox Pathé Europa, the joint-venture distributing Twentieth Century Fox, Pathé and EuropaCorp movie catalogs on the DVD French market. He has successfully launched a large scope of features films, among them: Kingdom of Heaven, Little Miss Sunshine, Arthur and the Invisibles, Borat, The Fantastic Four and the Silver Surfer…

Antoine attended the Institut d'Etudes Politiques of Paris (Sciences Po) where he obtained degrees in Marketing. He also earned a Master from La Sorbonne University in Law and Management in the Entertainment Field.

In the past 8 years Grégoire has worked on various projects including World Of Warcraft and many Movie based games such as Ice Age 2 and Scarface. The scope of his activity covers Europe, USA, and APAC territories.
Grégoire holds a Master in Management from Toulouse Business School.
Vivendi Games is a global developer, publisher and distributor of multiplatform interactive entertainment. The company is the leader in the subscription-based massively multi-player online role-playing games (MMORPG) category and is building on its position in the PC, console and handheld games markets.
Vivendi Games has a global presence, a history of franchise success, development teams around the world and a catalogue of its own original and licensed material.
Vivendi Games is driven by four creative divisions: Blizzard Entertainment, Sierra Entertainment, Sierra Online and Vivendi Games Mobile.

Prior to that, Demarigny led Digital Business & Strategy during 7 years in the music business, serving in succession as Head of New Media at Sony Music, Global Digital Business General Manager at Sony BMG and Director of Business Development and Strategy at Warner Music. In parallel, she taught "multimedia project management" and "digital marketing" to Master's students at La Sorbonne during 5 years.
Before that, she assumed the production director role at REEF, an internet software company, was producer of the first French e-commerce website: 3suisses.fr and manager of 3SuissesMusique/Noval music label. Award-winner of Foundation 3 Suisses for a CD-Rom about design developed during its post-graduate diploma in New Technology from Paris VIII University, Julie Demarigny began her career in 1995 at 3Suisses Multimedia as producer of Cyberbus, a moving event promoting multimedia and internet throughout France.

Ben has led the Screen Digest teams that have undertaken consultancy projects for more than 70 different international clients. Consulting assignments have included projects for the British government, pay TV broadcasters, major Hollywood studios, top video games publishers, several leading private equity groups, a digital cinema consortium, a leading chip-set designer, and a top-three computer manufactures. Ben has contributed to over 25 different books and periodicals and has spoken at more than 200 international conferences and seminars. He holds a 1st class BSc degree, followed by PhD research at Imperial College, London.

Helen has managed or contributed to numerous consultancy projects for Screen Digest clients including major Hollywood studios, independent video distributors, TV companies and investment banks. She has written and edited a wide range of Screen Digest reports examining all aspects of the global home video and DVD markets. Over the past 15 years she has also contributed to numerous other media publications and she is a regular speaker at international conferences.
Helen holds an Honours degree from Exeter.

On the strategic front, AMR has consulted to the industry's leading companies in each of the markets for filmed entertainment, video retail, telecommunications equipment, personal computers, consumer electronics, microprocessors, local and long-distance telephone and cable TV. AMR has also helped a number of programming and content start-ups with their early-stage strategic planning and strategic marketing efforts.

Mr. Adams has over 20 years experience researching and analyzing new media technologies and markets, first as editor and research director of Video Store Magazine (1984-1987), secondly as senior video and new media analyst at Paul Kagan Associates (1987-1993) and subsequently as head of AMR. Mr. Adams has provided strategic consulting and fair market valuation services to the top companies in the converging fields of media and technology and to numerous start-up ventures.

In addition, Mr. Adams has served as expert witness in numerous court cases, and is frequently tapped by media and technology companies to provide presentations on the future of media and technology markets to sales meetings, strategic planning retreats, conferences and conventions.

As Head of Broadband Media at Screen Digest, Arash has overseen the development of the company's market forecasting models in the digital distribution of movies, music, TV and user-generated content. He has previously advised the European Commission on the opportunities and obstacles posed to the entertainment sector by the internet, and has also carried out a wide array of private consulting assignments on entertainment content distribution for leading global media companies. He is a regular speaker at international conferences, as well as authoring and editing over 30 market reports and research pieces on his core areas of expertise.

Arash holds an honours degree in Law from Kings College, London, where he was a Visiting Lecturer in Law, and is a non-practicing barrister.

Richard has been involved in the home entertainment industry since 2001 when he joined MVC, a music and video retailer, as a Category Planning Analyst. He covered a wide range of projects within MVC looking at areas as diverse as property, space planning, market forecasting, range management, customer segmentation and even a time as the buyer for specialist music. More recently Richard undertook contract work with BVHE as their Market Analyst before moving to Screen Digest.

Richard holds an honours degree in Business Decision Sciences from Hertfordshire University.

Marie is the author of several managment reports, including Video-on-Demand: The End of the Beginning written for the 2005 European Video Perspectives (PEVE) conference and Asking The Audience: Interactivity in Home Entertainment for PEVE 2006. She is also an experienced speaker, having delivered presentations on various sectors at key industry events across Europe.

Marie graduated from the University of Surrey, Roehampton in 2004 with a BA Honours degree in English and Media Studies.

Charlotte has authored the first major study on the digital 3D cinema market 'The Business Case for Digital 3D cinema Exhibition'. She is also co-author of the major report 'Digital Cinema: Rollout, business models and forecasts', published in 2006 and written several others including 'Cinema Exhibition and Distribution in Western Europe'.
For Screen Digest magazine, she writes and produces the comprehensive annual surveys on the Global Film Production and World Cinema sectors as well as regularly researching all aspects of the global film business. Charlotte is a principal member of the team behind Cinema Intelligence, Screen Digest's online database and analysis service covering 58 territories. As an expert in the field, Charlotte contributes regularly to newspapers and magazines as well as speaking at international conferences.
Prior to joining Screen Digest, Charlotte was as an associate analyst for Kagan World Media, focusing on the European TV and sports rights sectors, following an analyst position for SportBusiness Group developing consultancy projects. Charlotte holds a BA Honours degree in Geography from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth and subsequently gained an MSc in International Business.