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HE 2008 FINANCIAL CRISIS is behind us, but tough times are still ahead. Stressed by monetary constraints and an ever-changing world, the European Union must reorganize and provide economic guidance. With an aim : to foster a climate of better competitiveness being installed permanently.

While in most industries companies tend to become more compliant with antitrust regu-lations, unfair competitive conducts and new cartel cases are still hitting the headlines every week. Over-deterrent fines haven't put a halt to these practices.

Independent authorities are looking to strike the right balance for each case. Damages, for instance, are highly scrutinized. But many questions remain unanswered regarding antitrust, mergers, state aid. And also, how to keep pace with the rapidly evolving markets, such as web content and applications.

Aerospace, airlines, automotive, bank & finance, chemicals, consumer pro-ducts, e-commerce, energy, entertain-ment, high-tech, insurance, Internet, medias, luxury goods, oil & gas, pharmaceuticals, railways, software, telecoms and utilities: all segments will share their practical experiences at the Competition Summit 2011, thanks to 70+ case studies broken down into 32 plenary sessions and workshops.

The largest business-focused European congress on antitrust and mergers returns for the second time, with 120+ speakers and 400 delegates on December 1 & 2, 2011 at the Radisson Blu Royal hotel. Brussels, capital of Europe, will once again host this major event you cannot miss.

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THURSDAY DECEMBER 1, 2011 MORNING PLENARY SESSIONS DAY 1 9 :00 am OPENING ADDRESS 3 SPECTRE OF PROTECTIONISM:

IS IT A THREAT TO THE EU COMPETITION FRAMEWORK?Joaquín Almunia Vice President and Commissioner for Competition EUROPEAN COMMISSION

9 :30 am KEYNOTE PLENARY SESSION 3 ANTITRUST DETERRENCE VS. PROPORTIONALITY : WHERE LIES THE RIGHT BALANCE?Corporate compliance: does it provide adequate protection against antitrust risks? Matching corporate strategies with political will? Why have fines risen so high in recent years? Are consumers satisfied with outcomes? Negotiated proceedings: a sound compromise?

Introduced by Bruno Lasserre President AUTORITÉ DE LA CONCURRENCE \ France

Prof. Dr Karl Hofstetter Member of the Board, General Counsel SCHINDLER GROUP \ Switzerland

Pula Houghton Director of Policy WHICH? \ United Kingdom

Chair Anne Wachsmann Partner LINKLATERS LLP \ France

10 :30 am Coffee break

THURSDAY DECEMBER 1, 2011 MORNING WORKSHOPS DAY 1 STREAM 1 ANTITRUST COMPLIANCE

STREAM 2 MERGER CONTROL

STREAM 3 HORIZONTAL AGREEMENTS

11 :00 am 1A Compliance & Ethics: Sharing Best Practices3 What are the benefits of charters? How to

draft them appropriately?3 How can you assess the degree of awareness

throughout the company?3 Who must be informed? Trained? Regularly screened?3 How should you treat internal and external e-mails?

Are social networking websites a growing issue?3 Are authorities considerate of antitrust

compliance programmes?

Frank A. Dassler General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer ADIDAS GROUP \ Germany

Gabriel McGann Senior International Competition Counsel THE COCA-COLA COMPANY \ Ireland

Dirk Tirez Board Member ACC EUROPE Group General Counsel and Corporate Secretary B-POST \ Belgium

Chair Mark Tricker Partner NORTON ROSE LLP \ Belgium

2A Conducting M&As in USA, China and India3 2010 draft US horizontal merger guidelines:

what must be learnt?3 Avoiding traps such as “gun-jumping”3 What are the requirements and possible tools

of competitive analysis?3 China: are recent cases indicative of a trend

towards more severity?3 New guidelines to assess mergers in China:

what can be expected?3 Recent changes in merger control at the

Competition Commission of India3 How to find appropriate representation

before Indian authorities

Pascal Belmin Vice-President and Head of Antitrust and Trade EADS \ France

Michael Junge Executive Vice President & Group General Counsel SAP AG \ Germany

Helen Lamprell Group Legal Director Corporate & Commercial VODAFONE GROUP \ United Kingdom

Chair Simon Baxter Partner SKADDEN ARPS SLATE MEAGHER & FLOM LLP \ Belgium

3A Information Sharing by Competitors: the Key Issues3 The ‘grey zone’ between legitimate conduct and

collusion: where is the dividing line?3 Pro-competitive reasons for exchanging information

between rivals3 Object vs. effect: do the EC Guidelines strike the right

balance? Comparing these with the US approach3 Business associations, federations, consortiums,

workgroups: identifying the main situations at risk3 Calculating fines: how to assess the gravity?

Jeffrey Goh General Counsel and VP, Corporate Services STAR ALLIANCE SERVICES GMBH \ Germany

Thomas Gorham Director and Associate General Counsel, Global Antitrust & Trade Relations THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY \ Switzerland

Franck Rohard Director of Legal Affairs SFR \ France

Chair Dr Francesco Rosati Partner RBB ECONOMICS \ Belgium

12 :00 pm 1B Crisis Response: Learning from Adversity3 Leveraging from past experience to upgrade or totally

rethink antitrust compliance programmes3 Check-list: what is the scope of risks

you may face with an inquiry?3 Practical guide to relationship and dealing

with the authority3 How do you save your attorney-client privilege?3 Should you reorganize your decision-making

processes?3 Defining new procedures for IT systems after

e-investigations by the authorities

Anne Riley Associate General Counsel Antitrust SHELL INTERNATIONAL \ United Kingdom

Beatriz Sanz Fernández-Vega Senior Competition Law Counsel TELEFÓNICA \ Spain

Gaëlle Thuault Head of Compliance and Social Responsibility Department TOTAL - CHEMICALS DIVISION \ France

Chair Frédéric Puel Partner FIDAL \ France

2B Tactics to Speed Up, Get Around or Fail Mergers3 Are DG COMP procedures too long, too fastidious?

Is it going to improve? 3 What are best legal & financial tools to make

the long battle an easier run?3 What is the scope of acceptable remedies packages?

EU vs. US?3 Warehousing: how to qualify for legality of

the arrangement under EU regulations, post-General Court ruling?3 Can minority shareholding become an issue

in certain situations?3 What are the best ways to oppose competitors’

transactions? Is overuse of procedures still fair competition?

Susan Jones Head, Corporate Legal Antitrust NOVARTIS AG \ Switzerland

Florence Weingarten Head of Competition and Regulatory Affairs Legal Department GDF SUEZ \ France

Gary P. Zanfagna Associate General Counsel and Chief Antitrust Counsel HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC. \ USA

Chair Pierre Zelenko Partner LINKLATERS LLP \ France

3B R&D and Standards: Patent Cases and Beyond3 Pondering the new R&D and specialisation

block exemptions, and the revised section on standardisation3 When may agreements fall under article 101(1)

or article 102 TFEU?3 Aiming at the “safe harbour”: bringing together

non-exclusion, transparency, clarity and FRAND terms3 Which conditions must be met for validation

beyond the “safe harbour”?3 Patent pools: do they ease antitrust risks?

Are there areas of concerns?3 Articulation and possible interactions with the Tech.

Transfer Guidelines

Michael Fröhlich Director, EU IP Strategy RESEARCH IN MOTION \ Germany

Jonathan Sage Governmental Programmes Executive IBM CORPORATION \ United Kingdom

Sylvia Van Es Vice President & Senior Legal Counsel ROYAL PHILIPS ELECTRONICS \ The Netherlands

Chair Miguel Rato Partner SHEARMAN & STERLING LLP \ Belgium

1 :00 pm Lunch \ Networking

THURSDAY DECEMBER 1, 2011 AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS DAY 1 STREAM 4� ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT I

STREAM 5� INDUSTRY CHALLENGES I

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2 :30 pm 4A Fines: Sound Deterrence and Right Calculations3 Is the trend towards over-deterrent fines at a major

turning point? What should be done now?3 Are calculation methods sometimes

leading to serious inequalities?3 Cartels: how to get the most from the leniency system?3 Should there be any exceptions

when job losses are at stake?3 Which co-operation between EU Commission

& national authorities?

Laurent Geelhand de Merxem General Counsel Europe MICHELIN \ France

Patrick Noonan General Counsel, Senior Corporate Vice President, Secretary General NEXANS \ France

Anne van Ysendyck Senior Legal Counsel, Antitrust and M&A ARCELORMITTAL \ United Kingdom

Chair Dr Bernd Meyring Partner LINKLATERS LLP \ Belgium

5A Insurance Block Exemption: What’s New?3 What are the impacts on the sector

of the new BER issued last year?3 Scope of information exchange, and access

by consumer organisations3 New market share calculations for insurances pools3 Effects of exclusion of agreements on standard policy

conditions and agreements on security devices

Dr Jeannine Bartmann Head of Unit Competition Law, IP and IT law, Group Legal Services ALLIANZ SE \ Germany

Robert B. Robinson Group General Counsel AMLIN PLC \ United Kingdom

Philippe Poiget Director of Legal Affairs, Tax and Competition FFSA \ France

Chair Philippe Rincazaux Partner ORRICK RAMBAUD MARTEL \ France

6A Internet: Grappling with the Future of Television?3 Hollywood fearing increased piracy:

is it a valid argument?3 Internet players and the TV advertising market:

which consequences?3 The issues of technical standards: what

are the limits under competition law?3 How the whole market will quickly reorganize through

agreements or fail through anticompetitive practices

Vincent de Dorlodot General Counsel RTL GROUP \ Luxembourg

Harald Trettenbrein Deputy Head of Unit Audiovisual and Media Policies, DG Information Society & Media EUROPEAN COMMISSION

Chair Nathalie Jalabert-Doury Partner MAYER BROWN LLP \ France

3 :4�5� pm 4B Customer Actions: the Changing Landscape3 Damages: the public consultation on quantification of

harm caused by infringements of EU antitrust rules3 Will the EC finally introduce legislation

to be voted by the Parliament?3 What is to be learnt from recent cases

in UK and The Netherlands?3 Is acceptability of collective redress for

cartel claims a first step in Germany?3 Is the political will strong enough to

impulse change in France and Italy?3 Scenario for Europe compared to US

Liam Colley Managing Director ALIXPARTNERS \ United Kingdom

Niamh McCarthy Competition & Regulatory Lawyer BRITISH AIRWAYS \ United Kingdom

Natalia Voruz Associate General Counsel, International MONSANTO \ Switzerland

Chair Tom McQuail Partner MORRISON & FOERSTER LLP \ Belgium

5B Energy: Implementation of the Third Package3 Panoramic view: unbundling of energy supply

and production, 8 months later3 Compliance with the 2nd package: are

some countries still lagging behind?3 European agency for the cooperation of energy

regulators: roles & missions3 Possible overlaps between antitrust authorities

and national regulators3 Fair competition v. security concerns for

non-EU transmission operators

Patrick Baeten General Counsel ELECTRABEL \ Belgium

Inge Bernaerts Head of Unit Electricity & Gas, DG Energy EUROPEAN COMMISSION

Gabriele Haas Senior Counsel, Head of Energy & Regulatory Law RWE AG \ Germany

Chair Christian Filippitsch Partner NORTON ROSE LLP \ Belgium

6B Will Exclusive and Territorial Licensing See the Next Decade?3 The implications of the Murphy and QC Leisure

EU judgments3 A Europe without frontiers: the consequences

for rights owners3 Exclusivity business model: still a must?3 Direct distribution and new distribution modes:

will consumers build their own TV packages in the future?

William Bush Director of Public Affairs ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE \ United Kingdom

Dr Holger Enßlin Chief Officer, Legal & Regulatory Affairs SKY DEUTSCHLAND (PREMIERE AG) \ Germany

Michel Hoekstra General Counsel M&A & Competition Law ROYAL KPN NV \ The Netherlands

Chair Frédérick Amiel MAYER BROWN LLP \ France

5� :00 pm 4C Global Cases: Dealing with Multiple Jurisdictions3 Managing cases centrally or locally? 3 Worldwide cases v. intra-EU cases involving multiple

member countries3 Extraterritoriality of competition decisions3 Fines in multiple countries: which drivers and impacts?3 Should there be any recourses to cumulative penalties?3 Co-operation between authorities and the roles of the

ECN and the ICN

Deborah P. Majoras Chief Legal Officer & Secretary THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY \ USA

Jean-Yves Art Associate General Counsel, Antitrust MICROSOFT CORPORATION \ Belgium

Mathew Heim Senior Director and Counsel, Government Affairs Europe QUALCOMM INC. \ United Kingdom

Chair Philippe Rincazaux Partner ORRICK RAMBAUD MARTEL \ France

5C Pharmaceuticals, Generics and Healthcare Systems3 EC monitoring exercises: what’s new? 3 Patent settlements: are they going to be less an issue?3 Social security systems: how can they effect

competition? The French case and challenges of the US reform.3 Biosimilars: are there any legal risks?3 Recent cases: which other practices may be considered

illegitimate?3 Questions raised by distribution monopolies, drug

control authorities...

Dr David W. Cottam Director, Respiratory IP TEVA EUROPE \ United Kingdom

François Garnier Legal Director Europe PFIZER INC. \ France

Richard Bergström Director General EFPIA \ Belgium

Chair John D. Graubert Partner COVINGTON & BURLING LLP \ USA

6C e-Book: Colourful Stories of Competition and Conflicts3 How and why do e-books’ pricing policies

differ from print?3 Reading newspapers on tablets: temporary

bottlenecks or de-facto dominant position?3 Selling content through applications:

barriers to access and customer sharing3 Applications stores: redefining “refusal to deal”

situations and contexts?3 Which partnerships between which market players?

Andrea Appella Director of Legal, Competition and Regulatory Affairs, Europe & Asia NEWS CORPORATION \ United Kingdom

Maria Lancri Deputy General Counsel HACHETTE LIVRE \ France

Pieter Swinkels* Director, Publisher & Industry Relations EU KOBO, INC. \ Canada

Chair Gillian Sproul Partner MAYER BROWN LLP \ United Kingdom

Evening Cocktail

FRIDAY DECEMBER 2, 2011 MORNING PLENARY SESSIONS DAY 2 9 :00 am OPENING ADDRESS 3 CONSUMER PROTECTION IN THE ANTITRUST SPHERE: THE US EXPERIENCE

Prof. William E. Kovacic former Commissioner of the FTC, Professor of Law THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL \ USA

9 :30 am PLENARY 3 WHAT RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN INDEPENDENT ANTITRUST AUTHORITIES AND APPEAL JURISDICTIONS?How is it impacting the amount of fines? European jurisdiction or national courts? Sector regulatory bodies vs. antitrust authorities

Jörg Nothdurft Director, Litigation and Legal BUNDESKARTELLAMT \ Germany

Santiago Soldevila Fragoso Judge EU GENERAL COURT \ Luxembourg

Chair Dr. Lorenzo Coppi Director COMPASS LEXECON \ United Kingdom

10 :10 am PLENARY 3 EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF POLICY: BIAS FROM IGNORING DETECTION AND DETERRENCEAre antitrust regulations adapted to global change? Improving delays and the quality of decisions Upgrading market analysis practices

Prof. Stephen Davies Professor of Economics UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA \ United Kingdom

1 0:30 am Coffee break

FRIDAY DECEMBER 2, 2011 MORNING WORKSHOPS DAY 2 STREAM 7� ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT II

STREAM 8� FINANCIAL SERVICES

STREAM 9 INTERNET & E-COMMERCE

11 :00 am 7A Legal Privilege for In-House Counsels, Two Years On3 Is the legal privilege for in-house counsels

definitely dead in Europe?3 Are the consequences far-reaching or can they be

dealt with through organisational measures?3 Is harmonisation of privilege rules a milestone

for EU policy-makers?3 Is there already a trend of companies outsourcing

their legal departments?

Colin Anderson Legal Manager STANDARD LIFE \ United Kingdom

Theofanis Christoforou Director & Principal Legal Advisor, Competition Team, DG Legal Service EUROPEAN COMMISSION

Philippe Coen Vice President AFJE (the French association of in-house counsels) Vice President, Counsel EMEA THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY \ France

Chair Emmanuel Tricot Partner WINSTON & STRAWN LLP \ France

8A Antitrust in the Financial Sector: New Challenges Ahead?3 Have state aids led to increased vigilance in fighting

anti-competitive conducts in the financial sector?3 Are recent studies/inquiries related to interchange,

equity underwriting fees, CDS… significant of any trends?3 The effects on antitrust of improving market

transparency, corporate governance and consumer protection3 Adapting competition compliance programmes to

new changes

Marie-Pascale Heusse Head of Competition Law BNP PARIBAS \ France

Nicola Northway Managing Director, Group Competition Law BARCLAYS BANK PLC \ United Kingdom

A third speaker to be confirmedChair Bruno Lebrun Partner UGGC & ASSOCIÉS \ Belgium

9A Impacts of the New Vertical Block Exemption Regulation3 Monitoring market shares from both sides

to keep business under 30%?3 Price maintenance and other resale hardcore

restrictions: when can pro-competitive effects be sought after?3 Real-world shop: discrimination between large

and small e-retailers?3 Web site meeting certain quality standards:

how are these defined?3 Min. cap but no max. cap of sales online:

a setback for brand owners?3 Active/passive sales restrictions and

general Internet advertising

Pablo Berbel Fernández Senior Legal Counsel JOHNSON & JOHNSON \ Belgium

Louis A. Schapiro Senior Vice-President and Deputy General Counsel THE ESTÉE LAUDER COMPANIES INC. \ USA

Regula Walter Head of Legal, e-Commerce & Antitrust RICHEMONT INTERNATIONAL SA \ Switzerland

Chair Philippe Rincazaux Partner ORRICK RAMBAUD MARTEL \ France

12 :00 pm 7B Dawn Raids: How to Get Prepared for the Issues at Stake3 Measuring the level of awareness throughout

the company3 Getting the most out of compliance programme

audits and screening3 Deontology: is it safe for attorneys to conduct

false dawn raids?3 Digital inquiries: which differences between

EC & national authorities?3 The example of new dawn raids guidelines in

The Netherlands and the Legal Privilege Officer3 From obstruction to broken seals: important things to

know when facing authorities and police raids

Monique van Oers Director of the Legal Department NMA (The Netherlands Competition Authority) \ The Netherlands

Ariane Oesterreicher Head of Economic, Commercial & Competition Law VEOLIA ENVIRONNEMENT \ France

Dr Mario Pohlmann Head of Antitrust Law & Energy Law E.ON AG \ Germany

Chair Hugues Vallette Viallard Partner LATHAM & WATKINS LLP \ France + Belgium

8B State Aid: What are the Exits for Banks & Governments?3 State aid responding to the financial and economic

crisis: are they really temporary?3 Framework of the four communications

for the financial sector3 Scope, degree of transparency and consistency

of the measures3 Benchmarking with the Temporary Framework

for automotive and non-financial industries

Manish Das Senior Legal Counsel, Wholesale & Commercial LLOYD’S BANKING GROUP \ United Kingdom

Gerben Pauwels Senior Legal Advisor KBC GROUP \ Belgium

Lizanne White Head of Group Legal ANGLO IRISH BANK \ Ireland

Chair Benoît Le Bret Partner GIDE LOYRETTE NOUEL A.A.R.P.I. \ Belgium

9B Vertical Restraints in Countries of the EU3 How are local laws still concerned? What if the

trade occurs in a single country? Can they direct interpretation by a 1st instance judge or authority?3 The application of the new VBER in EU member states

v. possible interaction with national IP laws3 How specificities of local distribution markets in size

and structure do affect the way agreements are drafted. Are discrepancies to be feared?

Julien Cantegreil Deputy Head of Legal Affairs PPR GROUP \ France

Maria Lancri Deputy General Counsel HACHETTE LIVRE \ France

Hanne Melin Legislative Counsel Europe E-BAY INC. \ Belgium

Chair Antoine Winckler Partner CLEARY GOTTLIEB STEEN & HAMILTON LLP \ Belgium

1 :00 pm Lunch \ Networking

FRIDAY DECEMBER 2, 2011 AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS DAY 2 STREAM 10 REDUCING CARTEL RISKS

STREAM 11 INDUSTRY CHALLENGES II

STREAM 12 NEW DIGITAL MARKETS

2 :30 pm 10A Leniency: from Smaller Fines to Full Immunity3 Which criteria must be met in order to apply for

leniency before EC and EU member states’ authorities?3 The role of the ECN when applying for leniency in

multiple countries3 Formalities: oral or written? Types and depth of

information shared? How to define full cooperation?3 The impacts of appealing decisions3 Can you lose the benefit of leniency?3 Is it possible to aim for full immunity?

Prof. Dr Regula Dettling-Ott Vice-President of EU Affairs DEUTSCHE LUFTHANSA AG \ Belgium

Jukka Hakkila Group General Counsel KEMIRA OYJ \ Finland

Ali Nikpay  Senior Director, Cartels and Criminal Enforcement OFFICE OF FAIR TRADING \ United Kingdom

Chair Jérôme Philippe Partner FRESHFIELDS BRUCKHAUS DERINGER LLP \ France

11A Automotive & Aftermarket: the Effects of the New MVBER3 Impacts of aftermarket rules in effect since June 2010,

and expectations for distribution starting on June 20133 Access to repair information, spare parts and

warranties in and outside of authorised networks3 Conditional warranties: which cover of services

and repairs?3 Rationalization of rules on car sales:

creating prospects for new business?3 Which consequences of the 30% market

share threshold?

Oliver Deiters Head of European Government Affairs DEKRA E.V. \ Belgium

Dr Wolfgang Schneider VP Legal, Governmental & Environmental Affairs FORD OF EUROPE \ Germany

Dr Thiemo Sturny General Counsel, Board Secretary AUTONEUM MANAGEMENT AG \ Switzerland

Chair Michel Ponsard Partner UGGC & ASSOCIÉS \ France

12A Cloud Computing: Picking the Market Lock-ins3 Understanding power and dominance

in the cloud computing industry3 Cost of moving from cloud to cloud: what are

possible “customer lock-ins”?3 Cloud vendor platforms and potential technology

lock-ins for developers?3 Can software license programmes fall under

the scope of antitrust? Can Open Source platforms be concerned?3 Exclusion of specific providers from popular

cloud applications stores

Kevin Mercer Head of Legal Affairs (EMEA); Associate General Counsel CIENA CORPORATION \ United Kingdom

John Moss Vice President, Deputy General Counsel and Head of Commercial Practices SALESFORCE.COM \ USA

Isabelle Roux-Chenu Group General Counsel CAPGEMINI \ France

Chair Andreas Tegge President, Digital Economy Policy Group DIGITALEUROPE VP for EU Government Relations SAP AG \ Belgium

3 :4�5� pm 10B The Different Ways to Achieve Settlements3 The direct settlement system as introduced by DG

Competition and the impacts of early settlements3 Which cases are suitable? How to reach common

understanding3 How to construct arguments while dealing

with the EU Commission3 Implications of public settlements

for private damage claims3 What are the possible interactions between

leniency and settlements?3 Consequences of refusal, and the case

of “hybrid” settlements3 What are the benefits of settling on the basis

of “soft law”?

Kris Dekeyser Head of Unit, Cartel Settlements, DG Competition EUROPEAN COMMISSION

Dr Wolfgang Heckenberger Chief Counsel Competition SIEMENS AG \ Germany

Dr Till Schreiber Legal Counsel CARTEL DAMAGE CLAIMS \ Belgium

Chair Jean-François Bellis Partner VAN BAEL & BELLIS \ Belgium

11B Separation in Railways: Is the Model Sustainable?3 The application of the Third Railway Package and

liberalisation of the transportation of passengers3 Defining a public service: what are the criteria?

What is the adequate level of safety & quality of services? 3 How to allot the adequate funds for infrastructure

modernization? Are state aids an appropriate tool?3 Relationships between operators and

infrastructure providers

Derek Holt Director ALIXPARTNERS \ United Kingdom

Dr Pierre Messulam Director for Rail Strategy and Regulatory Affairs SNCF \ France

Henri Piffaut Deputy Head of Unit, State Aids Transport, DG Competition EUROPEAN COMMISSION

Dr Erik Staebe Head of Regulatory Law DEUTSCHE BAHN AG \ Germany

Chair Christophe Lemaire Partner ASHURST LLP \ France

12B 3D-TV: Shaping Horizons for Growth and Fairness3 Making investments profitable: what are the keys to

success? When are consumers expected to rush?3 Battle between standards: opportunity

or threat to growth?3 Are patent excesses a possible issue?3 Consortia: avoiding any cartel risks3 Understanding the multiple layers where vendors

are competing3 Are dominant positions foreseeable?3 Competition between free and pay TV:

how will the market organize?

Kevin Cranman General Counsel ERICSSON TELEVISION INC. \ USA

Roberto Dini Founder SISVEL TECHNOLOGY \ Italy

A third speaker to be confirmedChair Manuel Kohnstamm* President CABLE EUROPE Managing Director, Public Policy & Communications LIBERTY GLOBAL EUROPE \ The Netherlands

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