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Marcelino Ford-Livene has a wide range of business, regulatory, operational and creative experience in interactive and traditional media industries. He is General Manager of Interactive Content, Services and Advertising Development for Intel's Digital Home Group. In this capacity, he leads the Intel team charged with developing new interactive content and advertising technology on Intel’s digital home entertainment platforms. Prior to Intel, he was a senior member of TV Guide’s development and planning team. Earlier, Ford-Livene held senior positions with the FCC. He served as special counsel for new media policy and as senior counsel and director of media strategic analysis for the FCC’s Office of Strategic Planning. He is a former vice president of NetNoir, Inc., served as director of business development for iBlast, and as an associate with Hill, Farrer & Burrill in Los Angeles as well. In addition to his service as Television Academy governor, he serves on the Academy’s Executive Committee and co-chairs its Diversity Committee. He is also the division chairman of the interactive media and new technologies division for the American Bar Association’s Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries. Ford-Livene holds a B.A. in Economics from UC San Diego and a J.D./M.B.A. from the University of Illinois.
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David Jensen is a producer, creator and entrepreneur. Currently, Jensen leads IBM’s Digital Media business unit, joining IBM’s Global Business Services group as a partner in early 2007. As Founder of broadband production company 12th street jam, he is also helping to pioneer new forms of short-form programming, producing original cross-platform programming for Yahoo!, among others. Jensen has been on the leading edge of internet-based entertainment, video-on-demand, interactive television and social networking portals for over a decade. As one of the co-founders of Zetools, he helped usher the successful merger of the broadband software company with Ericsson / Tandberg Television in 2006. Prior to Zetools, Jensen led Razorfish’s Broadband Future TV practice, serving such clients as Sony, Disney, Columbia Tri-Star, TiVo, RAI Click, Telemundo and Universal Music Group. For the J. Paul Getty Trust, he developed interactive social networking destinations. Jensen, who holds a master’s degree in Architecture from Harvard University and B.S. from the University of Houston, first worked as a designer with renowned architectural firms Richard Meier & Partners and Zaha Hadid. He later applied architectural and media-making skills to production and design for film, video and interactive media, working with HBO, MTV, PBS, Fox and others. In 2006, the Producers Guild of America and Hollywood Reporter named Jensen to their “Digital 50.” Other distinctions include seven Emmy nominations and two wins for Outstanding Achievement in Interactive Television.
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