Eric de Fontenay (Founder & Publisher)
Archive of Articles
Eric de Fontenay has spent his career understanding and developing solutions for the emerging telecommunications and digital markets. He has worked on a wide range of issues including the development of e-marketplaces, impact of broadband and the state of digital distribution and rights management. As a founder of e-publishing and content service provider Tag It, Eric has been at the forefront of tackling issues facing the publishing industry, including author rights, digital content management, syndication and other business models. A thoughtful & outspoken member of the new media revolution since the early nineties, he has been invited to speak at leading industry forums such as Euroforum, DDMI and CES and has had his works published in numerous trade publications.
Conference presentations
"Projecting the future of music on the Internet in the wake of Napster," All Shook Up: The Music Industry Confronts the Internet and Consolidation", Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA, April 21st, 2001
"Peer-to-Peer Systems," Digital Distribution & Music Industry (DDMI) EU, London, UK, April 2-3, 2001
"Towards A New Distribution Of Music & Video," 5th Meeting on Copyright, Euroform, Paris, France, March 30, 2001
"P2P et ses Applications," Paris Net 2001 World Internet Congress, Paris, France, March 28-29, 20001
"P2P & The Digital Marketplace," Internet Entertainment Expo 2001, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 19-22, 2001
"The Digital Economy: How Digital Goods Are Reshaping The Rules Of Commerce," IDATE Foundation Seminar, Montpellier, France November 14, 2000
"P2P & The Digital Marketplace," ACSEL Conference, New York, October 26, 2000
"Copyright & Digital Music," Digital Distribution and the Music Industry USA 2000, Beverly Hills, September 20-22, 2000.
"Merging the Internet into your Marketing Strategies, " Indie Music Forum, Philadelphia, August 13, 2000.
"Indie Labels", EAT'M, Las Vegas, June 7-9, 2000.
"Effective Database Marketing" and "Creative Content and Securing Community Traffic", New York Music & Internet Expo, New York, March 3-5, 2000.
"Distribution & Retail", Philadelphia Music Conference 200, Philadelphia, January 20, 2000.
"In an Age of Cultural Diversity, How can the Specialized Audio Industry Market its Products More its Products More Successfully?", CES 2000, Las Vegas, January 6-9, 2000.
"Making sense of the convergence of music download and streaming technologies", Streaming Media East '99, New York, June 29, 1999.
"MP3: Digital Music for the Millennium?," MP3 Summit '99, Dan Diego, June 16, 1999.
"Minorities and the Internet: minority ownership issues on the Internet", New Approaches to Minority Media Ownership, Kellogg Conference Center, Columbia University, NY, July 27-28, 1998.
"Shifting from a Circuit to Packet World: Emergence of the Digital Industry", Competition and Innovation in the Telecommunications Industry: Challenges and Opportunities, ESOMAR, Venice, 1998.
"Shifting from a Circuit to Packet World: Emergence of the Digital Industry", Internet: A New Economic Deal, IDATE, Montpellier, France, 1998.
Theme organizer and panel coordinator for "Internet as a Manifestation of Convergence" theme at the International Telecommunications Society's "Beyond Convergence" Biennial conference in Stockholm, Sweden, June 21-24, 1998.
"Alternative Approaches to the Regulation of Local Access: An Economic Analysis", "Beyond Convergence" International Telecommunications Society, Stockholm, Sweden, June 24, 1998.
"Clashes of the Old and New Regulation & Broadband Markets," Invited Paper, ICC 98, Atlanta, June 9 , 1998.
"Should the Internet Care About Regulation?", First Berlin Internet Economics Workshop, Berlecon, Berlin, German, October 24-25, 1997.
"Open Video Systems: An Evolution of VDT", "Bridging Digital Technologies & Regulatory Paradigms", Haas School of Business, Berkeley, California, 1997.
"Comparative Approaches of Problems Raised by the Protection of Universal Service", International Symposium of Telecommunications, "Policies, Regulations, Alliances in Europe and Throughout the World", Monaco, March 22-23, 1996.
Discussant at National Telecommunications Policies I & Interconnection From a Different Perspective sessions of "Interconnection: The Key to the Network of Networks", International Telecommunications Society, Wellington, NZ, April 10-12, 1995.
"Long Distance Competition in the USA: A Pandora's Box?", Telecommunications Infrastructure and the Information Economy: Interactions Between Public Policy and Corporate Strategy, Ann Harbor, Michigan, March 10-11, 1995.
Eric de Fontenay, Founder & Editor
www.musicdish.net
www.musicdish.com
www.mi2n.com
www.laritmo.com
|
» [2010-02-07] The New Miles Davis Tribute Headphones By Monster Cable At NAMM; Miles Davis Properties Reps Link Up With Slash At The NAMM Show During Launch Of The New Headphones
» [2010-02-07] Composing Music For Movies - The New Way; Thunderous Epic Scores, Quirky Music For Comedies, And The New Era Of Film Scoring - Meet Rising Film Composer George Kallis
» [2010-02-07] Doing Business At MIDEM 2010; There Were Less Attendees At MIDEM, But It Was All About Quality Not Quantity On The Trade Floor
» [2010-02-07] Music Gets Back To Business; The Strongest Message To Have Come Out Of MIDEM 2010 Is That Music Is Back In Business
» [2010-02-06] HMV X Tube - Music In Sessions;
» [2010-02-06] MusicDish*China 'Eye On China': Red Orchestra - Solo; 'Eye On China' Opens With MOGO's New Acoustic Music Scene Presenting The Band Red Orchestra
» [2010-02-04] Global Survey Reveals Music Trends Rocking Fans Across The World; Synovate Surveyed 8,000 Adults Ages 18+ Across 13 Countries To Understand The Buying Habits And Preferences Of Music Consumers
» [2010-01-22] MusicDish*China Sounds Live At MIDEM; In This Inaugural Installment, We Focus On Some Bands That Have Impacted Hong Kong In 2009
» [2010-01-20] Riding The Korean Wave In Asia; Korean Popular Music Presented For The First Time At MIDEM In Europe
» [2010-01-17] MusicDish*China Sounds At MIDEM 2010; MusicDish*China Sounds Shines On Spotlight On China's Independent Music Scene Emerging In Cities Like Beijing, Hong Kong And Shanghai
» [2010-01-16] How Compulsory License For Internet Might STILL Help Music Industry Woes; The Circumstances For Supporting A Compulsory License Are Even More Compelling Now Than In 2003
» [2010-01-16] Getting Too Into Indie Rock In 2010; 12 Indie Rock Bands To Check Out In 2010
|
|
