Summit Registration
This Summit unites creative executives, business leaders, prominent academics, thought leaders, and students for an intensive two-day gathering. Our comprehensive agenda addresses such topics as digital rights management … key issues surrounding intellectual property rights … emerging technologies and their impact … and much more. All presented by leading experts.
Space is limited, please register soon!
Registration Type |
Early-Bird * |
After 5/15 |
|---|---|---|
| Full 2-Day Summit Pass | $295 | $395 |
| University Faculty and Staff | Free | Free |
| University Students | Free | Free |
* Early Bird Pricing ends May 15, 2006
Registration Deadlines
Early Bird Pricing Ends – May 15, 2006
Online Registration Ends – May 22, 2006
Cancellation Policy
No refunds will be given for Summit registration cancellations. You may substitute another attendee at no-charge by calling 303-871-7722 before online registration ends on May 22, 2006
University Faculty and Staff Rate
University faculty and staff must be prepared to show academic identification upon arrival.
University Student Admission
Registered university students may attend all Summit sessions free of charge. We encourage students to become full participants in Summit activities by purchasing food and drink vouchers upon registration. These will be available to students for a nominal fee. Students must be prepared to show academic identification upon arrival.
Special Needs
We will try to accommodate any special needs, please let us know how we can help.
Register for the Summit
Registering for the Summit is fast and easy. Use our convenient online form. Or, fax or mail in your registration.
Agenda-at-a-Glance
Monday, May 22:
- How is today's digital technology affecting consumer behavior?
- How do businesses operate within the current IP infrastructure?
- Demonstrations of the latest mobile media products
- Interactive Paper Session
Tuesday, May 23:
- What changes will technological developments bring to the media business?
- How is the cable telecommunications industry changing in response to the technology revolution and shifting consumer trends?
- How effective is current digital rights management?
- How or should digital rights management be regulated?
- What is the academic perspective on digital rights management?
