Samantha Bastian Dawn Clark Briana Havel.  Warner Bros.  In 2005 they reorganized the home entertainment groups such as Warner Bros. technical operations.

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Samantha Bastian Dawn Clark Briana Havel

 Warner Bros.  In 2005 they reorganized the home entertainment groups such as Warner Bros. technical operations and Warner Bros Antipiracy operations.  Founded some of the best cartoons and movies of our time, such as Looney Tunes, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and many more.  It is the 3 rd oldest movie studio

 Peer to peer file sharing  One of the most popular downloading sites, because it is one of the fastest and easiest to use  First came about in October 2002 but didn’t become popular till 2003.

 BitTorrent Inc.  Bram Cohen, co-founder and chief software architect  Ashwin Navin, co-founder Navin Cohen

 Warner Bros.  Barry Meyer and Alan Horn, studio chiefs Meyer Horn s_by_business/warner_bros/bio/horn_alan.html _by_business/warner_bros/bio/meyer_barry.html

 Warner Home Entertainment Group  Kevin Tsujihara, president  Darcy Antonellis, head of anti-piracy operations and EVP of Distribution Technology  Dean Marks, SVP of intellectual property  Chris Cookson, Chief Technology Officer  Jim Wuthrich, SVP of Digital Distribution Tsujihara

Doll Capital Management – David Chao, co-founder – Dixon Doll, co-founder David Chao and his partners were the venture capitalists. Chao Doll

 Motion Picture Association of America  Dan Glickman, president and CEO Glickman

 Apple and iTunes  Steve Jobs, CEO Jobs

Bram Cohen and Ashwin Navin saw an opportunity. Movie studios needed a way to transfer their files quickly and efficiently- Bit Torrent was a good way to do it. Warner Bros. was looking for a way to keep up with the times and go digital The companies needed a way to combat piracy.

 Cohen and Navin used old skills to form this company  Cohen used to work at Yahoo and saw the need for a fast downloading  DCM was the venture capitalist and funded the project  This was risky, as Napster had legal issues and was shut down- Bit Torrent spent over $50,000 on legal research and support

 Doll Capital Management is the sole investor in this project  Made a deal with Bit Torrent.  Warner Bros. want to take the next step in technological advances  Next step to sign deals with studios and record labels to establish price of files.

 Copyright Infringement litigation  Motion Picture Association of America  How to charge for movie downloads  Convert illegal downloads into paying customers  New Innovations