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 We welcome the Media-Tech Association's support of the IDMA/DVDA AACS initiative. We both believe that BD can increase market share if barriers are lowered Click Read More to read the entire Press Release Press Release MEDIA-TECH Association supports the International Digital Media Alliance content protection initiative Frankfurt , Germany, March 9, 2009 – The MEDIA-TECH Association announced today that it is joining the International Digital Media Alliance (IDMA, formerly known as the DVDA) -led initiative, which expresses concern that the current AACS licensing fee structure might be impeding the adoption rate of the Blu-ray Disc for non Hollywood titles. AACS is a requirement under the Blu-ray Disc specification, unlike its predecessor the DVD format, which did not have mandatory licensing agreements. With DVD, the decision was left open to the content holder as to whether to implement CSS for virtually no additional charge, or MacroVision for a fee commensurate with the quantity of discs created. “The goal is merely to bring focus on AACS and to strongly suggest a tiered approach to licensing fees that will enable everybody to participate according to their means”, stated Marianne Sernevi, President of the MEDIA-TECH Association. “Doing so will unleash the pent-up creativity of thousands of independent producers who are waiting to participate profitably in growing the Blu-ray format.” "The International Digital Media Alliance is pleased to welcome the Media-Tech Association to the growing list of associations and individuals who share our enthusiasm for the Blu-ray format, and our desire to stimulate greater Blu-ray adoption worldwide." commented Bruce Nazarian, IDMA President. For information and updates, please visit these websites: www.idmadvda.org and www.media-tech.net About the MEDIA-TECH Association The MEDIA-TECH Association was created in 2001 to serve the packaged media manufacturing industry, spanning the range of optical disc, flash media and future formats such as holographic memory and near field recording. The MEDIA-TECH Association provides the packaged media manufacturing industry with a unique program of trade shows and conferences where the exchange of ideas takes place, along with demonstrations of the latest in manufacturing technology. About the International Digital Media Alliance (IDMA/DVDA): The International Digital Media Alliance is a global non- profit dedicated to promoting excellence and fostering best practices in digital and interactive media. The IDMA will celebrate its 20th year of digital media evangelism in 2010. As the CDIA, ICDIA, DVDA and now IDMA, our mission has been consistent: to promote excellence and best practices in digital media creation of all types. MEDIA-TECH Association Contact: Bryan Ekus PO Box 771507, Orlando FL 32877 Phone: +1 407 856 9100, Email: bekus@media-tech.net International Digital Media Alliance Contact: Bruce Nazarian 2250 E. Tropicana Ave, 19-435, Las Vegas, NV 89119 Phone: +1 702-948-0443 Email: president@idmadvda.org
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