. -- pga -- pda. we think that is a solution to get 7 billion people working on the problems that matter. >> what is next? for us, 2010 is about going green. the entertainment industry is going through a change. we make a product and put out a disk and put it out in retail. in our case, would provide a peripheral that you have to physically picked up at the store and play. if you look at the games that are being created today and becoming popular, you'll see that games are going on-line. a great example is it -- is that all the games in japan, it is all about going on line. today, most of the business is still in the packaged goods business. you're starting to see the emergence of face but gaining where you no longer have to go to the store to buy a game. you're seeing games like world war craft with over 11 million people playing and their subscribers to that and there is no physical good that they need to buy to be able to play that game. i think that our businesses have to change. consumer behavior

. -- pga -- pda. we think that is a solution to get 7 billion people working on the problems that matter. >> what is next? for us, 2010 is about going green. the entertainment industry is going through a change. we make a product and put out a disk and put it out in retail. in our case, would provide a peripheral that you have to physically picked up at the store and play. if you look at the games that are being created today and becoming popular, you'll see that games are going on-line. a great example is it -- is that all the games in japan, it is all about going on line. today, most of the business is still in the packaged goods business. you're starting to see the emergence of face but gaining where you no longer have to go to the store to buy a game. you're seeing games like world war craft with over 11 million people playing and their subscribers to that and there is no physical good that they need to buy to be able to play that game. i think that our businesses have to change. consumer behavior

during all plenary and breakout sessions, please silence your cell phones and pdas and please do notthem to vibrate as this can also be distracting in a session and interfere with the audiovisuals in the room. generally allowed for 15 minutes between session so please be mindful of the time so that we can stay on schedule. and as you could tell we're a little behind the curve so we really want to make sure with so many folks that we stay on target. there are restrooms located on each floor of the hotel in which sessions are being held. if you have not done so already, please be sure to sign up at the registration desk. each breakout session -- you'll be evaluating individually each breakout session will be evaluated individually so please place your completed evaluations in the collection boxes outside of each room and at the registration desk. for accreditation policy ees requires 100% conference attendance to receive ceus so accredited certificates of completion will be emailed to you after you submit the final conference evaluation.?y for additional information, please review the

individual can live in one state, work in another state, carry out most of his or her cellphone use pda on the road so what is more relevant in terms of providing consumer protection for that kind of user. if there is an industry that argues for a national set of consumer protection standards as opposed to state by state standard making i think it is probably this industry. it is the poster child for an area where national standards are necessary and it is my hope that legislation we will soon structure will put in place a truly meaningful set of national consumer protection standards and then have that be the standard that provides consumer protection for internet users. we are consulting with industries, we are consulting with consumer groups in both the fcc and state enforcement authorities and we hope to have legislation ready for circulation in the not too distant future. so that is our legislative agenda. it's pretty ambitious. it's going to be a reasonably short which slid if you're given the fact that we are in session fewer days in 2010 than we were in 2009. but i think this ag

during all in and breakout sessions please silentio cell phones and pdas and please do not turn themvibrate as this can also be distracting in a session and interfere with the audience facials in the room. we have generally allowed 15 is between sessions. so please be mindful of the time in order to get to your next session probably. so that we can stay on schedule. and as you can tell we've already a little behind the curve so we really want to make sure with sony folks we stay on target. there are restrooms located on each floor of the hotel and when sessions are being held, if you have not done so already, please be sure to sign up at the registration desk. each breakout session you will be evaluated individually each breakout session will be evaluated individually, so please place your completed evaluations in the collection boxes located outside of each realm and at the registration desk. per policy, ees requires 100% confident in his two received cce's. so a completion will be e-mailed to you after you submit the final conference evaluation. for additional information, please r

individual can live in one state, work in another state, carry out most of his or her cell phone use or, pda use while on the road. and so, which state really is more relevant in terms of providing consumer protections for that kind of user. if there is an industry that argues for a national set of consumer protection standards as opposed to state by state standard-making i think it is probably this industry. it is really the poster-child for an area where national standards are necessary. and, it is my hope that legislation we will soon structure, will put in place a truly meaningful set of national consumer protection standards and then have that be the standard that provides consumer protection for internet users. we're consulting with industry. we're consulting with consumer groups and with, both the fcc and state enforcement authorities, and we hope to have ledge shun ready for circulation in the not-too-distant future. so that is our legislative agenda. it is pretty ambitious. it will be reasonably short ledge they have year given the fact we are in session fewers days in 2010 than we