Founding Sponsor

Yahoo! Inc. is a leading global Internet brand and one of the most trafficked Internet destinations worldwide. Yahoo!'s mission is to connect people to their passions, their communities, and the world's knowledge. Yahoo! is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.

Sponsors

C&R Research is a full-service market research company with more than 45 years of experience and a history of innovation; providing qualitative and quantitative custom research solutions for both the B2B and B2C clients. C&R Research's cross-industry experience is broad (CPG, QSR, television/entertainment, toy, retail, banking); and its areas of specialization are vast (consumer insights, new product development/testing, brand imagery and positioning, advertising development and evaluation and customer satisfaction tracking). C&R offers innovative and comprehensive qualitative and quantitative research utilizing both traditional and non-traditional methodologies. Additionally, C&R is a recognized leader with expertise in key target populations of kids, tweens and moms/parents, teens, Latinos and boomers, under the brands KidzEyes®, TeensEyes®, LatinoEyes®, BoomerEyes®.

Gaia Online is the fastest-growing hangout for teens on the web. Millions of teens come to Gaia every month to play games, make friends, and participate in the world's most active online community. Gaia provides a fun, social environment that inspires individuality and creativity. With everything from art contests and poetry forums to fully customizable profiles and digital characters, Gaia is a place where teens can create their own space and express their individual style.

Hearst Magazines Digital Media is the dedicated online unit of Hearst Magazines, one of the world's largest publishers of monthly magazines, including Seventeen, CosmoGirl!, and Teen Magazine. We are also the home of web-only destinations for teens such as MyPromShopper.com, and the eCRUSH network, including eSPINtheBottle and High School Style Board. Rich with compelling new tools, community and social networking features, mobile applications, extensive editorial archives, web-exclusive stories, video, podcasting and more, the network of Hearst web sites reaches an enormous teen audience online.

MindOH! is providing the first niche social network that gives its community members a proven methodology for sharing what's on their minds -- a new social network that provides a "way for kids to talk" vs. "just a place to go".

The goal is to provide relevant tools and content to stimulate interactive conversations that help tweens/teens navigate their universe in a respectful, responsible and confident way.

Over the past 7 years, MindOH!'s school-based program is providing results such as:

Gaining up to 6 times more about what's on a child's mind
Assessing students' emotional vital signs--helping curb escalating behaviors such as bullying
Reducing in school suspensions by up to 50%
Reducing discipline alternative school transfer rates up to 77%
Reducing drop out rates and,
Increasing student grade point averages.

Photobucket is the easiest and most reliable way for people to create, manage and share their personal media online. Photobucket is the media hub of choice for millions of active, engaged users at the center of the social networking phenomenon. The site links billions of personal photos, graphics, slideshows, and videos daily to hundreds of thousands of web sites, including: MySpace, Facebook, Bebo, Friendster, eBay, Craigslist, Blogger, Xanga and others. The web site currently serves more than 70% of all content links to social networking web sites and serves over 3 billion images and video requests every day. The company actively moderates content to create a safe environment for its users, partners and advertisers. Photobucket has offices in Palo Alto, Calif., and Denver, Col., and is located online at www.photobucket.com.

RockYou! creates and distributes the most popular self-expression widgets on the web. RockYou!'s viral accessories can be used to enhance the look and feel of any blog, personal website, and are used on social networks like MySpace, Bebo, or Facebook. RockYou! widgets include photo slideshows, glitter text and voicemail accessories that enable people to stand out on social networks. With over 150 million widgets viewed a day and over 10 million registered users, RockYou!'s widgets enable advertisers to connect to an established online community that embraces viral user generated content and is one of the first sites to offer revenue sharing opportunities for partners.

VelvetPuffin™
VelvetPuffin™ is the first integrated social networking site that enables users of all ages to instantly communicate, plan, converse and share personally-generated content of all types with friends and family through a mobile handset or personal computer. VelvetPuffin™ features include videos, photos, blogs, IM, etc. along with new features such as "polling" and content extraction from existing sites such as YouTube™/Google™ Video/Metacafe creating a one-stop shop for users. It is currently accessible to anyone with a Java MIDP 2.0 enabled mobile handset or a desktop computer with an Internet connection. As users are constantly on-the-go, VelvetPuffin™ has created an experience that matches the need for mobility. VelvetPuffin™ is a tool that aggregates all the features of social networking into one place, users do not have to go to multiple Web sites for their videos, photos, IM and blogs. VelvetPuffin™ is the first social networking site to be built around the IM paradigm. By aggregating the social networking elements, VelvetPuffin™ lets users upload or extract content and share it with their network of friends. Furthermore, VelvetPuffin™ is offered at no cost to the consumer, is non-carrier specific and can be accessed from most mobile handsets.

Exhibitors

DayZLoop.com is the first online infotainment video network that touches on all facets of teen girls' lives. Through channels titled Deco, Subciety, Life-Mode, Shine, E-topia and Cash-Flow, the site provides meaningful, relevant content for 13- to 17-year-old girls. DayZ Loop is a virtual environment where teens can watch video content, as well as socialize and participate in spiritual, practical, artistic, cultural and fun online activities.

DZLmobile.com is the latest DayZ Loop craze! This offering is optimized for the full spectrum of wireless browsers and it's provider agnostic - using their personal phones and PDAs, girls enjoy games, contests, chat sessions, even auctions and retail opportunities! Users can also contribute to DayZLoop public blogs using their mobile phones. DZLmobile.com effectively bridges users' virtual and real worlds.

Digital Blue Global is an integrated event production company specializing in custom meetings, conventions, and tradeshows.

We help our clients turn ideas into memorable, interactive experiences with their customers. Combining strategy, technology and obsessive attention to detail, we tailor our creative and tactical services to ensure guests, sponsors and audiences walk away engaged and motivated.

GOOD is a media company providing a platform for ideas, people and institutions driving change in the world. Through print, film, web and live events, GOOD creates content that is both entertaining and relevant. GOOD brings together a community of savvy, ambitious, engaged individuals who want to connect with the world. As a lifestyle brand, GOOD reflects a movement toward pragmatic idealism expressed through business, politics, design, and technology.

On July 15th, "Party Like You Give A Damn" with GOOD Magazine, as the Choose GOOD tour hits San Francisco. Join GOOD and 111 Minna for different kind of block party: $20 gets you a subscription to GOOD, free drinks and bites, and 100% of the proceeds go to support GOOD's twelve nonprofit partners.

Gorilla Soapbox distills video production into the essentials needed for podcasting and distribution on the net. We brainstorm, script, shoot, edit, compress, stream, and promote original creative works to the universe. If you ever thought that video as a tool for your needs was slightly beyond your grasp, contact us.

Oddcast develops and distributes talking avatar products. Oddcast's avatar platform enables companies to improve business results, and consumers to personalize online communications and self-expression. Oddcast's technology is the industry-leading solution, serving over 8,000 business customers worldwide and millions of consumers. Oddcast's products are Web-based, ASP-hosted and can be delivered to any device including browsers, mobile devices, TV and CD-ROMs.

Oddcast is a privately held company.

Premise is a full service immersive marketing agency specializing in youth-culture. We provide brands original and engaging marketing solutions that work. Our aCulture-ation™ approach applies the codes of authenticity, leveraging the power of influential consumers to accelerate brand growth. Need a partner immersed in the demo? Give us a shout.

Swivel provides a different kind of creative vision to meet challenging marketing objectives. We analyze all aspects of the brand-customer relationship and build the essential brand experience. We use truly media-neutral, world-as-our canvas methods that deliver the right message, via the right medium, to the right audience, at the right time.

Break Sponsor

SHONEN JUMP and Shojo Beat magazines reach American teens passionate about manga (Japanese comics), video games and Japanese popular culture. JUMP appeals to action-seeking teen boys and Beat attracts females with stories of romance and drama. Part magazine, part graphic novel, both are published by VIZ Media, LLC, an entertainment-industry leader in publishing, animation and licensing.

Badge Sponsor

Slide is the largest personal media network in the world. More than 50 million people view a Slide product - representing billions of video and image impressions - from all over the world every single day. Slide helps people express themselves and tell emotionally engaging stories through personalized photos and videos that they create on Slide.com and publish anywhere on the web or on their desktop. We're popular on social networking and blog communities like MySpace, Facebook, Bebo, Hi5, Blogger and many more. Slide launched in 2005 and was founded by PayPal co-founder Max Levchin.

Partners

Rogers Wireless Canadian Music Week
Rogers Wireless Canadian Music Week is Canada's leading annual entertainment event dedicated to the expression and growth of the country's music, media and entertainment industries. Combining two information-intensive conferences; a cutting edge trade exposition; five awards shows and the nation's largest New Music Festival, Rogers Wireless CMW spans a four-day period from March 5 to March 8, 2008 at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel and various downtown Toronto venues, attracting participants from across the globe. For more information, visit www.cmw.net.

About the CMO Council
The Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Council is dedicated to high-level knowledge exchange, thought leadership and personal relationship building among senior marketing and brand decision-makers across a wide-range of global industries. The CMO Council's 3,000 members control more than $70 billion in aggregated annual marketing expenditures. Companies represented on the CMO Council have combined annual revenue of over $600 billion. Visit the CMO Council web site to find out about the initiatives geared to address executive marketers' challenges at www.cmocouncil.org.

Community Next:
Community Next Viral Marketing, July 14th at The Plug and Play Tech Center, Sunnyvale CA Join Community Next for the premier conference on viral marketing. Learn from a diverse group of speakers how to plan, execute, and optimize a viral marketing campaign. Learn what viral marketing is not. The conference size has been limited in order to maintain an intimate atmosphere and allow attendees to truly interact with each other and with our speakers. Tickets on sale now! Register here. Ypulse readers and Mashup 2007 attendees receive a 15% discount with the code: ypulse.

Digital Media Wire is a news and publishing company serving the digital entertainment & media industry since May 2000. Digital Media Wire's publications and websites include the DMW Daily newsletter, the DMW news and community portal (www.dmwmedia.com), and the Project Millennials Blog (www.projectmillennials.com). Digital Media Wire also produces a series of conferences and events featuring the leading executives in digital media and entertainment, including LA Games Conference (www.lagamesconference.com), Future of Television (www.televisionconference.com), Future of Film (www.lafilmconference.com), Mobile Games Insider (www.mobilegamesinsider.com), The Millennials (www.millennialsconference.com), Digital Music Forum East and West (www.digitalmusicforum.com) and Digital Media Conference (www.digitalmediaconference.com). For more information, please visit: www.dmwmedia.com.

The Millennials Conference focuses on programming and marketing to this unique generation - one fully embracing a pervasively digital world. Participants will learn what makes this generation tick, and how to deliver the right message to today's teens. How do you design a product or service that will enhance and empower their lifestyles as well as allow self-expression? How do you monetize new viral economies like MySpace, Second Life and YouTube? What new business models are emerging for consumer-generated media? For more information, please visit www.millennialsconference.com.

Welcome to the Experiential Marketing Forum
We're an international community of professionals, students, and regular folks who share ideas and keep abreast of the newest trends and exciting things happening in the media world (e.g. viral marketing, advergaming, guerrilla marketing, word-of-mouth advertising, stealth marketing - you name it!.) Feel free to invite all of your co-workers and friends to join this great think tank and share ideas that benefit marketers and their customers on a global level.

Fastcompany.com is an online hub for people passionate about business ideas. Amid an uncharted landscape of fast-moving technology, global competition, fragmenting markets, demanding customers, environmental peril, and geopolitical turmoil, Fastcompany.com offers this intellectually engaged group a place to interact, share ideas, and find solutions. Visit www.fastcompany.com today.

Webby-award winning Gamasutra.com is an internationally recognized online community with more than 370,000 registered members. The leading game development site since 1997, Gamasutra.com provides features, industry news, product news, job listings, comprehensive resume and contractor databases, and a directory of schools and training programs relevant to game developers. In essence, Gamasutra addresses everything game developers need to improve their skills, interact with other developers, learn about products, find work and locate services in their areas.

NEW MUSIC TIPSHEET is the music industry's leading resource for new release information, packed with release dates, radio charts, tour schedules, TV listings, and headlines from the top music news and blogs. The Tipsheet is the go-to site for anyone who relies on music to fuel their business or their life - daily readers include VIPs from radio, retail, press, advertising agencies, music supervisors, booking agents, concert promoters, and all the online music services.

SDForum has been instrumental in setting the high tech industry agenda for more than 22 years. As a high-tech non-profit dedicated to educating and creating relationships within the technology community, SDForum provides the latest insights on emerging technology trends and best business practices through events, specialized services and resources. The SDForum reaches 12,000 software professionals annually, through more than 20 programs a month that promote emerging technologies and business practices. Long-standing relationships in Silicon Valley include software companies such as HP, IBM, Microsoft, SAP and Sun Microsystems. In addition, SDForum has support from the City of San Jose, and sponsorship from over 30 venture capital firms, financial institutions, multinational enterprises, international trade organizations and service providers. For more information, visit www.sdforum.org.

What Teens Want 2007 (hosted by Adweek, Brandweek, Mediaweek, Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter, and presented by The N) covers how the teen market is changing, new and upcoming trends, mobile marketing, multicultural marketing, the growth of social networking, blogs, user-generated communities, video gaming and so much more. Now a 1 1/2-day event, What Teens Want 2007 ensures you will return to the office with proven examples to streamline your marketing efforts and maximize your marketing budget - large or small. For more information and to register, please visit www.whatteenswant.com.

With Youth Markets Alert you'll discover the most effective ways to reach pre-schoolers (and their parents and grandparents), tweens, teens and college kids. What's cool among America's youth changes as fast as those kids change the television channel. And capturing their attention is challenging at best. Twice monthly, each issue provides a comprehensive look at the current trends in youth marketing, abstracts of key demographic and psychographic research, case studies of who's doing what, and scores of contacts so you can follow-up with sources and deal-makers. Let Youth Markets Alert be your guide to success in this ever-changing market. To subscribe or download a free sample issue visit www.epmcom.com/yma

New America Media /YO! Youth Outlook Multimedia
New America Media is the country's first and largest national collaboration of ethnic news organizations. Founded by the nonprofit Pacific News Service in 1996, NAM is headquartered in California, where ethnic media are the primary source of news and information for over half of the state's new ethnic majority. NAM's goal is to promote the editorial visibility and economic viability of this critical sector of American journalism as a way to build inclusive public discourse in our increasingly diverse, global society.

YO! Youth Outlook Multimedia, a project of New America Media, is an award-winning youth media organization which gives expression to youth life and culture in the Bay Area. Started in 1991, YO! media outlets have grown to encompass a print magazine, an active website (www.youthoutlook.org) and a weekly television show: YO!TV. YO! chronicles the world through the eyes and voice of young people - between the ages of 14 and 25. From reporting pieces on Palestinian American youth in the Bay Area to interviews with gospel hip hop bands; from photo essays by homeless youth to journal entries from temp workers in Silicon Valley, YO! offers a unique window into California's youth subcultures.

At the Mashup, youth marketers and media producers will learn how to harness social media and technology in ways that are authentic, add value - and are not disruptive. The conference will present interactive, thought-provoking discussions and presentations covering marketing and media topics related to:

social networking sites
online video
podcasting
blogging
SMS and cell phones
virtual reality environments
instant messaging
video gaming
online music
... and more

The sponsorship kit can be downloaded here: 2007_Mashup_Sponsor_Information_Kit.pdf

If you are interested in learning more about our sponsorship and partnership opportunities, please call/email Charles Pelton at 510-832-1761 or charles@modernmediapartners.com

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Monday July 16

Pre-Conferences

* SOLD OUT A. 2:30-6:30 pm - Cracking The Code: Marketing To Teens In The Digital Age

* SOLD OUT B. 3:00-6:30 pm - Music Mashup

Pre-Conference A: Cracking The Code: Marketing To Teens In The Digital Age

2:30 pm

The Elusive Psychology of Teens

3:45 pm

Refreshment Break

4:00 pm

The Real Inside Scoop: A Live Teen Panel

5:00 pm

Refreshment Break

5:15 pm

Interactive Workshop: Developing a Teen Targeted Marketing Plan

Pre-Conference B: Music Mashup

3:00 pm

Opening Remarks

3:05 pm

Keynote - What Music Teens Consume and How

3:20 pm

Music & Social Media

4:00 pm

One on One Conversation - The Mobile Music Convergence

4:20 pm

Refreshment Break

4:35 pm

Mixtapes: The Unsung Music Marketing Tool

5:15 pm

Case Study of Secondhand Serenade

Monday July 16

Main Conference

6:30 pm

Opening reception and Live Performance

Tuesday July 17

7:30 am

Registration and continental breakfast

8:30 am

Welcome

8:45 am

Convergence Culture: A Keynote Conversation

9:30 am

Totally Wired Teen Superstar Panel

10:15 am

Refreshment and Networking Break in Exhibit Area

11:00 am

Case Studies of Totally Wired Marketing

11:45 am

Totally Wired Entertainment - Old School to New School

12:30 pm

Lunch and Live Interactive Discussions

1:45 pm

Totally Wired Entertainment - The New School

2:30 pm

Totally Mobile: Reaching Youth Anytime, Anywhere

3:15 pm

Refreshment and Networking Break in Exhibit Area

3:45 pm

Totally Wired Social Change

4:30 pm

Totally Wired Life

5:30 pm

The "Totally Wired Teacher" Award

5:40 pm

Closing Keynote

6:25 pm

Closing Reception

Christina Della-Fera, Head of Marketing, Sugar magazine/digital

Annabel Brog, Editor, Sugar magazine/digital

Lorraine Getz, Brickfish

Lee Barth, Dualstar Entertainment Group

Jesse D. Lewin, Enthusiast Evangelist, Microsoft

Elana Yonah Rosen, Founder/Exec. Dir., JUST THINK

Norm Liang, Business Development, Web 2.0, Nokia

Robert Franklin, Chief Webolutionary, FamilyThrive

Marc Prensky, CEO, Games2train

Steve Poppe, Director of Marketing, Fifth Generation Systems, Inc.

Billy Dutton, Chairman, Music.com

Holly Jones, Music.com

Julie Heiser, Adobe Systems Incorporated

Jodi Bryson, Editorial Director, LimeLife Mobile Media

Greg Ovalle, VP BD, Kadoink

Roland Deal, VP Marketing, Kadoink

Hallie A Warshaw, Publisher/Creative Director, Orange Avenue/Zest Books

Anita Taff-Rice, iCommLaw

Marg Tobias, Mandell Law Group

Jeffrey Young, Chronicle of Higher Education

Celia Hirschman, Managing Director, KCRW - National Public Radio

Johnny Igaz, KCRW - National Public Radio

Bill Schaff, Phocas Financial Corp.

Randy Eckhardt, Canadian Music Week

Jeremiah Owyang, Podtech Network

Eming Piansay, Main Blogger, YO! Youth Outlook

Stefanie Olsen, Senior Writer, CNET News.com

Larry Magid, Technology Analyst, CBS News / San Jose Mercury News

Jennifer Vee Jones, Vice President, PodTech Network - Marketing Voices

Ann Bassette, Producer, YO! Youth Outlook

Adisa Banjoko, Author & Speaker, Hip Hop Chess Federation

Katie Facada, Influx Strategic Consulting

Scott Sperry, President, Sperry Media

Shireen Piramoon, McGrath/Power

Derek James, McGrath/Power

Dina A. Gallo, Marketing Manager, Hearst Magazines Digital Media

Sam Hon, VelvetPuffin

Jennifer Woodard Maderazo, PBS | MediaShift

Amelia Bechtel, McGrath/Power

Adisa Banjoko, Journalist

Terry Hemphill, Senior Marketing Manager, Adobe

Jill Hipps, Managing Editor, Common Sense Media

Erin Burke, Product Trend Analysis, Cotton Incorporated

John Scrofano, Dir. of Bus. Dev., 3Guppies, Inc.

Demetrius Romanos, Director of Design, Kaleidoscope

Jeanne Sachs, National Sales Director, The N.com Teen Network

Benjamin Pashman, Vice President Business Development, Gigya

Jaime Ernesto Uzeta, Partner, BBMG

Robert Ficcaglia, Founder, MotivePath, Inc., Mobile Advertising

Brandon Watson, CEO/Founder, IMSafer

Pano Anthos, CEO, EVS

Shelly Gourlay, Brand Marketing, Nike

Allan Brabo, Brand Marketing, Nike

James Bower, CEO, Numedeon / Whyville

Tara Wagner, SutherlandGold Group

Nicole Lauchaire, Director, Varsity.com

Ilene Tucker, Yahoo!

Julie Finlay, Youth Media Director, USAA

Christian Busch, VP Marketing, Cellfish Media

David Rosenheim, CEO, JamBase, Inc.

Terri Williams, VP Sales, JamBase, Inc.

Chrisanne McCoy, Senior Strategic Sales Executive, Operative

Dave Macli, Sr. Account Executive, Operative

Josh Spencer, PR Director, Imagine Marketing Agency

Monica Staniec, Marketing Director, Imagine Marketing Agency

Bryce McAnally, Account Manager, Runyon Saltzman & Einhorn

Alessandra Beckmann, CEO, BlingyBlob.com

Heather Wetzler, Sales Director, West Coast, Hearst Magazines Digital Media

Stephanie Teng, Microsoft

Carlos Garcia, CEO, Scrapblog

Alex De Carvalho, Community Guy, Scrapblog

Mike Gowen, Director of User Experience, Scrapblog

Cindy Li, Director of Content, Scrapblog

Caleb Elston, Intern Extraordinaire, Scrapblog

Patrick Tufts, Director of Research, Metaweb Technologies

Tomi Pierce, Sr Product Designer, Metaweb Technologies

Dani Hildebrandt, Red Wallet Records

Progam Manager, Epilepsy Foundation

Strategic Planner, The Geppetto Group

Marketing Associate, Wells Fargo

Director, Strategic Business Development, SCEA

Marketing manager, Florida Youth Prevention Delegation

Director of Marketing, Piczo

Irene McGee, Microsoft

Brian Solis, Editor in Chief, bub.blicio.us

Adriana Gascoigne, Vlogger, bub.blicio.us

Ned Sherman, CEO & Publisher, Digital Media Wire, Inc.

Gary Taylor, Executive VP International, Canadian Music Week

Tara C. Gibb, Director of Marketing, CMP Game Group

Ed Prentice, President, TeleVoce

Susan Lucas-Conwell, Executive Director, SDForum

Micheal Butler, Artist Relations Manager, PodShow

Tinzar Than Sherman, VP, Marketing, Digital Media Wire, Inc.

Stacey Foreman, Dir of Events, Federated Media

George Frost, General Counsel & Licensing Director, WiMoto, Inc.

Britton Glasser, Yahoo! Inc.

Gailene Nelson, Yahoo! Inc.

Elizabeth Dye, Special Projects Director, Seventeen Magazine

Peng Wei, Gaia Interactive

Beth Carls, Co-founder, MindOH!

Tim Black, EVP, Sales & Marketing, Intellimar Solutions

Tom Bollinger, CEO, Intellimar Solutions

Kristine Givas, Director, Advertising & Marketing, VIZ Media, LLC

Chris Castagnetto, Gaia Interactive

Brendan Robertson, Yahoo!

Ryan Kuder, Yahoo!

Jennifer Neal, Director of Marketing, Oddcast

Shaival Shah, VP Strategy and Business Development, Oddcast

Ro Choy, VP of Business Development, RockYou

Jia Shen, CTO and Co-Founder, RockYou

Linsey Willaford, Business Development Manager, RockYou

Amy Jussel, Executive Director, ShapingYouth

Bobbie Carlton, Director, Marketing, B*tween Productions

Aseem Badshah, President, Scriptovia.com

Paul Scribner, Progam Manager, Epilepsy Foundation

Jill Hipps, Managing Editor, Common Sense Media

Erin Burke, Director, Marketing, B*tween Productions

John Scrofano, Dir. of Bus. Dev., 3Guppies, Inc.

Demetrius Romanos, Director of Design, Kaleidoscope

Jeanne L. Sachs r, National Sales Director, The N.com Teen Network

Brian Dunham , Account Manager, The N.com Teen Network

Erin Miller, Strategic Planner, The Geppetto Group

Benjamin Pashman, Vice President Business Development, Gigya

Jaime Ernesto Uzeta, Partner, BBMG

Robert Ficcaglia, Founder, MotivePath, Inc.

Brandon Watson, CEO/Founder, IMSafer

Pano Anthos, CEO, EVS

Doreen Bloch, Yahoo! Inc.

Ceca Mijatovic, Founder & CEO, DayZ Loop

Dave Bottoms, Yahoo! Inc.

Mi Jee Song , Events Consultant, DayZ Loop

Derek Baird, Yahoo! Inc.

Gary Taylor, Executive VP International, Canadian Music Week

Nicol Addison, Yahoo! Inc.

Elizabeth Dye, Special Projects Director, Seventeen Magazine

Karon Weber, Yahoo! Inc.

Holly Rotman, eCRUSH

Edward Park , Yahoo! Inc.

Steffan Heuer, US Correspondent, brand eins

Havi Hoffman, Yahoo! Inc.

Mike Manuel, Voce Communications

Matt Warburton, Yahoo! Inc.

Cammie Dunaway, Yahoo! Inc.

Jeanne Moeschler, Yahoo! Inc.

Meaghan Fu, Yahoo! Inc.

Britton Glasser, Yahoo! Inc.

Gailene Nelson, Yahoo! Inc.

Chandrasekar Rathakrishnan, CEO, VelvetPuffin.

Ashley Qualls, CEO and President, WhateverLife, Inc.

John P Klem, Business Development, Social Search, Yahoo! Inc

Mike Sledge, E-Commerce Marketing Manager, Balfour

Raymond Dooley, Senior Director, Marketing, The N (MTV Networks)

Anne Marie Edwards, Sr. Marketing Manager, Yahoo!

Ryan Rigoli, Marketing Director, Yahoo!

Finn Mckenty, Strategist, Kaleidoscope

Amanda Peters, , The N (MTV Networks)

Aprille Byam, Research Analyst, Eastman Kodak Company

Cheryl Dellasega, Professor, Penn State College of Medicine

Joan E Lockwood, PR Manager, Piczo

Neha Modi, New Media Manager, The Firm

Jeanine LeFlore, Vice President of Products, Piczo

Maura Welch, Editorial Director, WeeWorld

President, Creative Productions

Laura M Ashley, Associate Brand Manager, LeapFrog

Marcom Project Manager, Symantec Corporation

Chad Weiner, Brand Manager, Fly Marketing, LeapFrog

Mehrnaz Ensafmanesh, Plannner, Lowe Brindfors

Stephanie Peterson, Director, Fly Marketing, LeapFrog

Casey Sloan, Research Director, C&R Research

Account Director, Creative Productions

MJ Kim, Marketing Manager, Photobucket

Sr. Editor, Yahoo!

Kurt Collins, Business Development, Photobucket

Managing Director, The Kaplan Thaler Group

Rebecca Weeks, Director, Business Development, Real Girls Media

Sr. Marketing Manager, Symantec Corporation

JD Lasica, Co-Founder, Ourmedia.org

Jessica Alter, Business Development, Bebo

Mark Glaser, Editor, PBS MediaShift

Michal Lev-Ram, Staff Writer, Business 2.0 Magazine

Inga Johnson, Gaia Interactive

Vanessa Camones, Director, Three-Forty Communications

Tammy H Nam, Director, Slide, Inc.

Rachel Williams, Director, Research and Programming, Nielsen Business Media

Editor, Yahoo! Inc.

Lauren Camp, Research Analyst, C&R Research

Sonya Chawla, Sr. Director, Advertising, Slide

Erik Hauser Creative Director/Founder, Swivel Media

Neal Burns, Experiential Marketing Forum

Krissy Teegerstrom, Community Manager, Six Apart

Sr. Editor, Yahoo

Annie Morita, Gaia Interactive

Peter Foster, VP Sales, Photobucket

CEO, myYearbook.com

Peter Pham, VP Business Development, Photobucket

Amy Looper, Chief Visionary Officer, MindOh

Tim Shay, Vice President of Network Development, Next New Networks

Julie Ask, Vice President & Research Director, JupiterResearch

Pamela Sellers, CNN

Jacqueline Lane, Director of Teen Research, C&R Research

Francis Pisani, Blogger & Technology Columnist, El Pais/Spain-Le Monde/France

David Cannon, Creative Director, We Are Family Foundation

Alexandra Watkins, Chief Innovation Officer, Eat My Words

Yoni Silberberg, Buisness Development, PLYmedia

Nancy Hunt, President, We Are Family Foundation

Jennifer Carole, Director, Worldwide Lab at Alcatel-Lucent

, Manager, Consumer Insight & Strategy, mDisney

Devin Cox, Program Director, We Are Family Foundation

Melissa Bethune, Marketing Manager, Buzznet.com

Steve Hudson, Senior Planner, Upshot

Scott Pappas, Associate Director- New Media/Online Marketing, Universal Music Enterprises

Erica Lindberg-Gourd, Producer, We Are Family Foundation

Lisa A. Feeley, Mananging Partner, Got2Know, LLc

Jane Schonberger, Managing Partner, Pretty Tough

Allison Mooney, Director of Trends & Research, Fleishman-Hillard, NGT

Chet Gulland, Account Supervisor, Fleishman-Hillard, NGT

Chris Elles, Partner, The Syndicate

David Cannon, Creative Director, We Are Family Foundation

David Schlossberg, Product Manager, Meez.com

Devin Cox, Program Director, We Are Family Foundation

Elizabeth Rosenberg, Director of Communications & Marketing, Declare Yourself

Erica Lindberg-Gourd, Producer, We Are Family Foundation

Jaimeson Keegan, Director of Athlete and Culture Marketing, Red Bull Canada

Jane Schonberger, Managing Partner, Pretty Tough

JEREMY LIEW, PARTNER, LIGHTSPEED VENTURE PARTNERS

Jill Allison Ettinger, Director of Marketing, Universal Music Enterprises

Jody Kakacek, Program Manager, Special Projects, Epilepsy Foundation

Joe Waltman, Business Development Manager, Boost Mobile

Jon Landman, Partner, The Syndicate

Joseph Tankersley, , Walt Disney Imagineering

Kevin Barenblat, Co-founder & CEO, SpotDJ

Kym Orr, Public Affairs Coordinator, Blue Shield of California Foundation

Lisa A. Feeley, Mananging Partner, Got2Know, LLc

Melissa Bethune, Marketing Manager, Buzznet.com

Monique Montibon, Web Manager, American Red Cross Bay Area

Nancy Hunt, President, We Are Family Foundation

Rev. Dave Joseph Ciancio, Partner, The Syndicate

Sam J Baris , Eleanor Mary Baris Ministries

Sara Laor, Director, The NPD Group

Sarah Shapiro, Online Initiatives Associate, BBYO, Inc.

Scott Pappas, Associate Director- New Media/Online Marketing, Universal Music Enterprises

Stephen Loflin, Executive Director, National Society of Collegiate Scholars

Steve Hudson, Senior Planner, Upshot

Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc.

Manager, Marketing Analysis, Cox Enterprises, Inc.

Manager, Consumer Insight & Strategy, mDisney

Director, Marketing Services, Cox Enterprises, Inc.

Lance Tokuda, CEO, RockYou!

Jed Stremel, Director of Business Development, Facebook

Brenda Lynch, Adjunct Professor, USC

Lori Tarabek, Director, Research, Kodak Imaging Network, Inc.

Ryan Okum, President, StreetWise

Program Manager, Answer

Consultant, Florida Youth Prevention Delegation

Keith Degrace, Director of Communicatoins, Red Bull Canada

Courtney Macavinta, Ambassador, Girls For A Change

Tristan Coopersmith , CAA/The Intelligence Group

Sophia Stuart , Hearst Digital Media

Wes Nihei , GamePro Magazine/GamePro.com/GamePro Family

Liza Vadnai, Director of Marketing, GOOD Magazine

Guy Kawasaki, Managing Director, Garage Technology Ventures

Angela Natividad, Adrants

Promotions Manager, Sony Online Entertainment

Dan Shannon, Asst Dir Youth Campaigns & Outreach, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals

Christian Borges, Sr Director Publicity, Deep Focus

Julia Nocciolino, Brand Strategy Manager, BBC Worldwide

Charlie Riley, Marketing Manager, Think Financial

Amanda Hill, Head of Genre Development, BBC Worldwide

Craig Sherman, Chief Executive Officer, Gaia Online

David Birnbaum, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Takkle

danah boyd, Fellow, Annenberg Center for Communications, University of Southern California

Diane Dohm, Business Development, VIZ Media

Steven Snyder, Co Creative Director, Spark Top, Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation

Sean Williams, Strategy & Business Development, VIZ Media

Mary Sadeghy, Director of Marketing, Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation

Tamara Morgan, Program Director, YouthNoise

David Chustz, Vice President of Brand Creative, The-N

Holly Arsenault, Teen Tix Program Manager, Seattle Center

Jeanene Landers Steinberg, Web Director, SchwabLearning.org, Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation

Walter Mayes, Library Media Specialist, The Girls' Middle School

Ginger Thomson, CEO, YouthNoise

Sam Altman, CEO, Loopt

Dave Amos, Web Guy, Idealist.org

Steve Bryant, Columnist, Hollywood Reporter

Scott Moore, Online Community Manager, SchwabLearning.org, Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation

Martina Butler, Host, PodShow's Emo Girl Talk

Karl Carter, Co-Founder, Inner City Enterprises

Allen Goldblatt, Co Creative Director, SparkTop, Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation

Pearl Kim-Kregel, Editorial Manager, SparkTop, Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation

Anne Collier, Editor, Net Family News

Catherine Cook, President, MyYearbook.com

Chuck Cordray, Vice President and General Manager, Digital Media, Hearst Magazines

Julie Cordua, Vice President, Marketing, (RED)

James Daly, Editor in Chief, Edutopia

Zadi Diaz, Principal, Smashface Productions

Dixie Feldman, Editorial Director of The N, MTV Networks

Katie Montgomery, Marketing Coordinator, Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation

Research Analyst, CNET Networks Entertainment

Ulla Foehr, Co-Author, Generation M: Media in the Lives of 8-18 year olds

Jay Frank, Head of Programming and Label Relations, Yahoo! Music

Liz Gannes, Staff Writer, GigaOM

Eric Garland, CEO, BigChampagne Online Media Measurement

Amy Gibby, President, eCrush

Daniel Glass, President, Glassnote Entertainment Group

Anastasia Goodstein, Publisher, Ypulse

Jane Grenier, Publisher, Flip.com

David Hyman, CEO, MOG

Henry Jenkins, Director, MIT Comparative Media Studies Program

Dave Knox, Teen External Relations Manager, Procter & Gamble Beauty

Claudia L'Amoreaux, Community Developer, Second Life

Jacqueline Lane, Research Director, C&R Research

Amanda Lenhart, Senior Research Specialist, Pew Internet & American Life Project

Cory Llewellyn, Vice President New Media, Epic Records

Chris Maltese, President, Chris Maltese Management

Diane Naughton, Vice President of Marketing, HarperCollins Children's Books

Dorrian Porter, CEO, Mozes

Ashley Qualls, President, Whateverlife

Alan Rambam, Senior Vice President and Senior Partner, Fleishman-Hillard

Steve Rifkind, Chairman, SRC Records

Ariel Rosen, Head of Pro-Social Initiatives, Virgin Mobile USA

Gary Rudman, President, GTR Consulting

Javan Van Gronigenl, Art Director, Invisible Children

J Scavo, General Manager, MySpace Records

Secondhand Serenade, Recording Artist

Melanie Strong, U.S. Brand Manager, NIKEiD, Nike

Krissy Teegerstrom, Community Manager, LiveJournal and Vox, Six Apart

Robbie Trencheny, President and CEO, Teen Media Productions

Peter van Stolk, President & CEO, Jones Soda

Larry Weintraub, CEO, Fanscape

Alex Welch, CEO, Photobucket

Tina Wells, CEO, Buzz Marketing Group

Adam Zbar, CEO, Zannel