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With the OnHollywood & BRIM conference set for next week right here in Los Angeles, AlwaysOn has released its second annual Hollywood IT list.
And allow me to get this out of the way right now: I am not on the list.
The List is divided into four categories: Big Chiefs, Entertainment & Media Executives, Tech & Media Players and Venture Investors, Dealmakers & Talent Scouts. It's a pretty robust list of namesand pretty much covers the full spectrum of movers and shakers in the digital 'biz.
This industry insider list features the top entertainment executives and dealmakers who really get IT— that is, information technology and its growing impact on the entertainment and media economy. Last year, we picked 12 people we felt were pioneering the use of technology—to distribute and market their companies’ traditional entertainment products as well as to create new content. This year, we expanded the vision of the Hollywood IT list to fit the growing number of execs embracing innovative entertainment trends.
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AlwaysOn presents Hollywood IT list - June 6, 2008
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And allow me to get this out of the way right now: I am not on the list.
The List is divided into four categories: Big Chiefs, Entertainment & Media Executives, Tech & Media Players and Venture Investors, Dealmakers & Talent Scouts. It's a pretty robust list of namesand pretty much covers the full spectrum of movers and shakers in the digital 'biz.
This industry insider list features the top entertainment executives and dealmakers who really get IT— that is, information technology and its growing impact on the entertainment and media economy. Last year, we picked 12 people we felt were pioneering the use of technology—to distribute and market their companies’ traditional entertainment products as well as to create new content. This year, we expanded the vision of the Hollywood IT list to fit the growing number of execs embracing innovative entertainment trends.
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