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Seven Key Factors in Competing with “Free” by Brad Hunt President, Digital Media Directions, LLC Digital Hollywood Santa Monica, California October 29,

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1 Seven Key Factors in Competing with “Free” by Brad Hunt President, Digital Media Directions, LLC Digital Hollywood Santa Monica, California October 29, 2008

2 1) Broad Range of Content Availability When consumers can’t find legal sources of content they want, they will gravitate towards illegal “free” sources.

3 2) Compelling Content Search & Discovery Web 2.0 services, advanced recommendation engines, & attractive user interface can win over customers.

4 3) Superior Image & Sound Quality HDTVs and home theaters are making consumers more quality conscious.

5 4) Reliable, Fast Downloading/Streaming Slow downloads and broken connections will not be tolerated.

6 5) Reasonable DRM Usage Rules The DRM usage rules should be invisible during the consumer’s normal use of the content.

7 6) Attractively-Priced Offers, including Free Consumers are price conscious and will watch commercials to get TV content for free. Now a word from our sponsor

8 7) Selective Enforcement to Deter Piracy Necessary to teach people that there are consequences to illegal behaviors.

9 7 Key Factors in Competing with “Free” 1)Broad Range of Content Availability 2)Compelling Content Search & Discovery 3)Superior Image & Sound Quality 4)Reliable, Fast Downloading/Streaming 5)Reasonable DRM Usage Rules 6)Attractively-Priced Offers, including Free 7)Selective Enforcement to Deter Piracy

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