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Letter from the ManagingDirector:

Dear Industry Colleagues,

I’d like to wish you thevery best for the holidayseason – hopefully abusy and profitable one.We at the Associationare working towards thecommon goal of betterbusiness for everyone inoptical media manufacture by providing market andtechnology information and opportunities to meet and learn with colleagues in this and other, relatedindustries. To that end, I am delighted to confirm thatMEDIA-TECH Association’s co-operation has beenagreed upon with both the DVDA (DVD Association)and IDEMA (International Disk Drive & EquipmentManufacturing Association). Each of these new relationships will provide global business opportunitiesto the association and forms a tighter circle betweencontent, optical manufacturing and magnetic storage.Booth space is virtually sold out for our 2008 conference in Miami, and you can read more aboutthat in this issue of the e*news. There is also anupdate on the 2008 Expo in Frankfurt where we will seedual layer BD50 solutions from a number of leadingcompanies. Many of the MEDIA-TECH Associationmembers are cautiously optimistic that 2008 will bethe year where we see some improvement in the opticalmedia marketplace, and I hope that is true for all of us.Best wishes for the holiday season and the New Year.Yours truly,

Bryan EkusManaging DirectorMEDIA-TECH Association

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The International Disk Drive Equipment and Materials Association (IDEMA) and theMEDIA-TECH Association have announced theiragreement on a memorandum of understanding forcooperation. The joint initiative provides increasedexposure and access to the main focal regions of both associations.The IDEMA is an international, non-profit tradeassociation that represents the hard disk driveindustry and its infrastructure. Founded in 1986, IDEMA organizes trade shows, technical conferences, symposia, education classes, networking events and an active international standards program for more than 500 corporate and individual members worldwide.The MEDIA-TECH Association represents companies in the optical disc industry with itsmembership primarily in Europe and the US.

Joel Weiss, President of IDEMA, comments: “It appears that IDEMA could provide MEDIA-TECHwith increased exposure and access to the AsiaPacific and Japan regions, while MEDIA-TECHcould increase IDEMA’s exposure and access toEurope.”The memorandum provides membership discountson events held by the partner organizations. In addition to this, events will be announced ineach association’s online calendars and electronicpublications, and links will be provided on therespective websites.“We are pleased that this important industry bodywill be working more closely with the MEDIA-TECHAssociation in the future,” adds MEDIA-TECHAssociation Managing Director Bryan Ekus.“Magnetic and optical storage technology provideglobal business opportunities and provide the idealcomplement to each other.”IDEMA and MEDIA-TECH have also agreed to explore the potential for holding parallel events in the future. “I see benefits for both our organizations to work together for the benefit ofthe storage industry, and to help reduce the cost to our members and exhibitors,” says Joel Weiss.IDEMA is in addition looking forward to providinginput for MEDIA-TECH events, the MEDIA-TECHConference in March 2008 in Miami, USA andMEDIA-TECH Expo in May 2008 in Frankfurt,Germany.

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International Disk Drive Equipmentand Materials Association and MEDIA-TECH Association agree on Cooperation

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The MEDIA-TECH Association has beenworking with various other organizationsinvolved in optical media and related fields:AIMMA (American Independent MediaManufacturers Association), DVDA (DVDAssociation) and IDDA (International DiscDuplicating Association).

DVDA – education and information

The DVDA has a history that goes back to 1990,when it started life as the CDIA (Compact DiscInteractive Association). Within one year theorganization had established its still-runningawards for excellence in DVD – recognizingmeritorious achievement from both developersand content owners. In addition to the DVD Excellence Awards, last year saw the inauguration of the DVD Brilliance Awards for‘best of breed’ DVDs in a number of categories.

With the introduction of the DVD format, theorganization changed its name to the IDMA(Interactive Digital Media Association) and wasthen incorporated as the DVDA in 2002, when italso merged with SIGCAT (Special InterestsGroup on CD-ROM Applications and Technology).Part of the DVDA’s plans for next year includeaggressively expanding its outreach to both professional and desktop DVD authors throughinnovative new programmes.

“DVD has taken its rightful place in the main-stream of video publishing and communicationformats, and is now casually used by millions ofpeople every day, without a second thought,”says recently-elected president Bruce Nazarian.“The collaboration with the MEDIA-TECH association fits perfectly into our remit, whichwe see as informing people and promoting thebenefits of our technology to a larger audience.”

Information is crucial in this age where there are not only still challenges to be overcome withthe manufacture of standard DVD, but also new potential pitfalls with the advent of highdefinition media. It is the function of the industry organizations to educate people insideand outside the media manufacturing world.

“Going forward there is a ‘rewind’ back to theearly days when DVD first came on the scene,”says Nazarian. “There is a lot of confusion and misinformation about the two new high definition formats. We want to educate andinform, and people like our chairman, Jim Taylorof Sonic, are demystifying DVD and helping the industry learn how to create content for andmanufacture optical media.”

Nazarian believes that it is essential for the content owners to understand the vastly increased capability of the next generation ofhigher-capacity optical media, and the increasedpotential for interactivity and web connectivity.“Content creators and creative people in ourindustry are not necessarily aware of what canbe done and we think it is vital that they aregiven reasons to be enthusiastic about whatthey can do with optical media and how it canprovide added value for their products.

“We plan to take a far more active role in imparting information to participants at industry events such as the next MEDIA-TECHconference.”

www.dvda.org

AIMMA – advancingmedia manufacturinginterests

Founded in 1987 as the AVDA, AIMMA is a senior executive-level organization of inde-pendent media manufacturing owners and operators. All members manufacture media,with replicators, duplicators and mastering facilities represented. Membership is open to allNorth American media manufacturers regardlessof size or medium manufactured. To qualify for membership, companies must document that they are in compliance with and not violate licensing, intellectual property rights and intellectual property laws applicable to their business.

AIMMA member companies comprise the majority of the non-theatrical replication andduplication capacity in the North American market. The organization was established toadvance the interests of the media manufacturingindustry and its members through collectiveadvocacy, education and networking. Asso-ciation meetings are held twice yearly, with the primary focus being discussion of issues ofcommon concern for replicators and duplicators.

At a recent AIMMA meeting, three new boardmembers were elected and officers named. Newboard members are Mike Taylor of ActionDuplication, Jad Porter of Design Video

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Communications, and Mary Reeves of Spinergy,who join serving members Ray Zerrusen of OEM,Pat Reagan of VSG, Bill Dudley of Immodicusand Melodie Gee of Zomax.

“As a group, AIMMA is always searching to berelevant for our members,” says Melodie Gee,president of AIMMA. “Planning sessions held atthis meeting to define future organizationaldirection allowed us to develop actionableinitiatives that all members had the opportunityto participate in creating and will work on together.”

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IDDA – promoting technologies for growth

The IDDA, which was formed in 2001, is open toall companies whose business is involved in anyway with CD and DVD duplication, as well asother media duplication such as flash memory.Members come from several US states,Australia and the UK and include, among others,companies and organizations that duplicate,label and pack CDs, and manufacture and sell automatic disc duplicating machines andlabel makers.

The IDDA is concerned with maintaining ethicalstandards for its members, as well as testingand disseminating information on products, working with suppliers to meet the needs of the members, and promoting technologies that can lead to growth within the disc duplicating industry. The IDDA was one of thefirst organizations to join forces with theMEDIA-TECH Association. It promotes attendanceat the MEDIA-TECH trade shows to the duplicating industry, while the MTA supportsefforts to grow the IDDA.

“Boundaries between the digital content physical media manufacturing and duplicatingindustries are becoming blurred; with the cost ofmedia and equipment falling, longer runs aremore economical,” says IDDA president andfounder Bernhard Kirschner. “New printing technologies, higher quality media and moreshared knowledge are allowing duplicators whorecord onto recordable media and replicators

who manufacture the media to work closertogether. The MTA has the resources and manpower to assist the IDDA with administrationand marketing, while there are thousands of media duplicators worldwide who wouldbenefit from being able to share in the resourcesof the two groups.”

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A number of MEDIA-TECH Association members are planning a high-def line-up ofproducts for May’s Expo in Frankfurt.Traditional formats will not be neglected;and there will be a wealth of information on standard media duplication and replication, as well as related technologies. MEDIA-TECH Expo 2008 will also provide theindustry’s best focus on equipment and services for next generation optical media.

Among the product spotlights will be BD50lines from Oerlikon, Singulus and Anwell for dual layer media, underlining the Holly-wood urge to take advantage of the highercapacity media and release titles withgreater potential for interactivity and webconnectivity. With the tighter tolerancesand increased manufacturing challenges ofhigher definition media, quality assuranceand control are a vital part of the pro-duction process, and this is highlighted by the strong presence of test equipment companies such as AudioDev, DaTARIUS, dr.schwab, and Xiris, who will be presentingtheir solutions for BD and HD DVD quality.

News from AudioDevAudioDev has added to its product line-up with theBD and HD DVD Stamper testers in the CATS familyas well as the BD Go! for the recordable market.

The Go! BD S11 is a production tester for record-able BD discs, based on a specially selected consumer drive but using the CATS measurementtechnology. Its prime feature is ‘SpeedScan’, a measurement method that can measure a

complete BD-R 50 GB in only 30 minutes. It makesseveral thousands partial tests with push-pullmeasurement in-between. The method has a highcorrelation to normal 1x measurement and is a convenient method to get a fast and reliableoverview of finished produced discs.

Go! can also write discs either with the measure-ment drive or by connecting an external consumerdrive through USB. The operator can then set theexact writing power or use normal OPC.

The CATS Stamper Tester is available for bothBD and HD DVD. In order to compensate for thelack of polycarbonate two different methods areused: a compensation window for HD DVD or a 0.1mm glass foil for BD. The stampers areattached to an adapter that has a magnetic layer to ensure the stamper stays flat during measurements. The tester can’t do both replicaverification and stamper verification. By usingthe 0.1 mm glass foil correct optical characteristics can be achieved with a read-outsituation very similar to that of a replica.www.audiodev.com

News from DaTARIUSDaTARIUS is also featuring its own line-up ofhigh-definition products: the Quality SolutionSuite for blue formats, from stamper to finisheddiscs. The suite includes the DaTABANK and itsdriveCube for Stamper and Disc (DVD, BD andHD DVD); the CoverTest; ECC and BalanceAnalyzer; digital print and ident code inspectionfor the high definition look and feel of discs, andthe company’s regularly produced Signal Guides,recently released in BD and HD DVD versions.

The CoverTest technology consists of a specialfilm (CoverTest film) utilizing a UV Cure adhesivewhich adapts to the pit and land structure of thestamper. This is used with a bonding unit whichapplies the film onto the stamper in a vacuum.The CoverTest film also protects the stamperduring handling, storage and testing. The resultis that stampers now give data directly relatingto a finished disc allowing the fastest way tooptimize stamper performance. The film can beeasily removed and does not leave any residueon the stamper.

Ident Code and Print Inspection systems usespecially developed cameras to cope with theincreasing emphasis on removing the risk of pro-duct mixing, along with a need for better printand packaging quality.

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Focus on High Definition at MEDIA-TECH Expo 2008

Expo News

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News from dr.schwabAt dr.schwab, while there is a strong focus on solutions for next generation inspection products, the company is also planning to focuson more than technical features and specifi-cations: customer benefits, new functions andtools to combine inspection, controlling andoptimization, along with ease of use, datamanagement and reliability.

Company experts will explain the benefits of the Complete Inspection Solution for standardformats and high definition optical media, andthe product line-up will include newly developedfunctions and features to be revealed on the following systems: the IQPCblu in-line scanner;the argusXE off-line test system for all formats;and the DOMSXE-blu diffraction order measure-ment system for mastering.

The company plans to focus on demonstratingthe range of process optimization functionalitiesof its solutions, with features such as resultcomparison and trend analysis supported by

professional database access enabling the customer to easily control and optimize singleprocess stages or complete production lines.www.schwabinspection.com

News from XirisXiris will be showcasing some of its latest developments, including the ID3500 Ident Codeverification system scheduled for release inearly 2008. The new patent pending optics willproduce superior images that will significantlyimprove the reading performance on low contrast discs such as BD. In addition, theID3500 camera has been engineered to reducesensitivity to dust, a considerable advantage to consumers with dust production during packaging.

The company has also recently released its RS-1600 Read Side inspection system. The RS-1600 checks the data area of the disc forphysical damage that may render the discunplayable. The RS-1600 can also be integratedinto printing machines so that discs are checked100% inline as they come off the printing machine.www.xiris.com

News from AxxiconMould manufacturer Axxicon will also be presenting its new generation of moulds at theExpo 2008. New disc and market developmentsrequire continuous innovations in moulding technology, with new formats such as HD DVDand BD, as well as ongoing developments withcurrent formats, such as higher-speed DVDR.Cycle time reduction is an ongoing marketdemand, and Axxicon’s X-Technology was designed to cope with these issues. Informationwill be available on the company’s full range of moulds, along with the STX and SFX Seriesfor HD DVD, BD and future DVD-formats, whichare custom-designed for specific mouldingmachines.

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MEDIA-TECH Expo 2008Frankfurt: Unveiling DualLayer Blu-ray Disc Solutions

The largest international trade event for opticaldiscs (CD, DVD, HD DVD and Blu-ray), the MEDIA-TECH Expo, will once more take place in Frankfurt from May 6 to 8, 2008, in Hall 5.0 ofthe Frankfurt Exhibition Centre.Among the highlights of the show will be demonstrations of manufacturing systems for duallayer (BD50) Blu-ray Discs. Several major equip-ment manufacturers will use this event to providevisitors with the unique opportunity to witness highdefinition media being produced live on the showfloor.The availability of these new production systems isimportant for the many disc manufacturing companies that are considering moving into BDproduction. Until now, Sony has been the solemanufacturer of BD50; with increasing marketdemand, it is vital that other disc manufacturerscan enter the market to help meet productiondemand.The Hollywood studios and the international movieindustry are enthusiastic about this dual layer Blu-ray Disc format with its vastly increased storagecapacity of 50 GB. In addition to the HD 1080pvideo, BD50 allows for Dolby Surround Sound, multiple language tracks, and even more bonusmaterial, such as interactivity and web connectivity.In March of this year Sony DADC, based in Salzburg, Austria, entered into a partnershipwith Oerlikon Balzers Coatings, Switzerland, andSingulus Technologies, Germany, to develop production technology of the 50 GB dual layer disc.The purpose of this partnership is to provide independent disc manufacturers with inline production solutions. Oerlikon and Singulus, as well as Anwell Precision Technologies, headquartered in China, are in the final phases of production testing and have plans to demonstrate this technology at the MEDIA-TECH Expo in May 2008.

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Organic ElectronicsAssociation will PresentPrinted Electronics atMEDIA-TECH Expo 2008 in Frankfurt

Always focusing on the latest emergingtrends, the MEDIA-TECH Association willteam up with the Organic ElectronicsAssociation (OE-A) for a panel presentationon organic and printed electronics at theupcoming MEDIA-TECH Expo in Frankfurtfrom May 6 to 8, 2008. The OE-A is the inter-national key industry association for organicelectronics including new technologies suchas RFID and OLED.

According to market research firms the market volume for organic electronics willgrow to more than USD 30 billion in 2014.This includes RFID (Radio FrequencyIdentification) with an anticipated marketvolume of USD 11 billion and OLED (OrganicLight Emitting Diode) with USD 14 billion.Organic Electronics is thin lightweight andflexible and enables new applications ase.g. flexible organic photovoltaic cells (OPV)for mobile and stationary use, organicmemory devices for consumer goods, printedRFID for brand protection, ticketing, andlogistics, flexible batteries to power mobiledevices, rollable displays, organic sensorsfor single use devices or smart packaging.

Wolfgang Mildner, Chairman of the Board of the Organic Electronics Association,remarked: “In this phase of the market development, it is vital for our community to collaborate with other international platforms to inform future adaptors oforganic electronics in an early stage. We want to enter into an intense dialogueon the application requirements and possibilities of the technology.”

“With the MEDIA-TECH Association alsofocusing on long-term technological trends,this partnership between MEDIA-TECH andthe OE-A will show the media manufacturingcompanies new, fast growing applications”,said Bryan Ekus, Managing Director of MTA:“The MEDIA-TECH Association is always trying to bring advancements in technology to theforefront of our industry. Therefore this partnership is an excellent opportunity.”

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The MEDIA-TECH Asso-ciation (MTA) and the Blu-ray Disc Association(BDA) have announcedthat the upcoming

MEDIA-TECH Expo in Frankfurt, Germany, at May 6to 8, 2008, will again be a major opportunity for theBDA to support and promote the Blu-ray Disc for-mat. Within their seminar program, the BDA’srepresentatives will present topics, specificallygeared to the requirements of the MEDIA-TECH exhi-bitors and visitors and offering all attendees a unique

insight into the latest updates for Blu-ray Discs.MTA’s Managing Director Bryan Ekus comments:“We are very happy to continue the fruitful cooperation with the BDA which started already atMEDIA-TECH Expo in Las Vegas.” Frank Simonis,Strategic Marketing Director, Philips OpticalStorage, and responsible for the BDA activities in Europe adds: “The MEDIA-TECH Expo is a important European venue to show the latesttrends of our Blu-ray Disc technology and introducethe Dual layer Blu-ray Disc with 50 Gbyte storagecapacity to the media manufacturing industry.”

Blu-ray Association again at MEDIA-TECH Expo 2008 in Frankfurt

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PolyID®. The thin, flexibleand inexpensive printedorganic tags do notneed an internal powersupply, because they takethe power from theradio field that works at the high frequency(HF) of 13.56 MHz. Foridentification purposes a product code is transmitted from thelabel to the reader. First

products of PolyID® range from simple radiofrequency (RF) tags without identification(ID) function to RFID tags with a memory capacity of several bits. Further products will be steadily upgraded in subsequent gene-rations. Such tags are used, amongst others, in the fields of brand protection, authenticitycontrol, automation and logistics. Enhancedpackaging with electronic authentication caninexpensively secure products against piracyand theft. And it allows as well interactionwith the consumer.www.oe-a.org

Printed RFID for Piracy Protection of your Products

Printed RFID (radio frequency identification)offers functionality for brand protection and ticketing. One example of it, the printedorganic tag, shows a radio frequency tag ofPolyIC for presence control or brand protectionwithout ID functionality. The tag consists of aprinted chip connected to a standard metalantenna. Printed electronics as a platformtechnology creates the possibility of realizingvarious electronic products. A major focus forPolyIC is radio frequency identification (RFID),a contactless method to transfer information.Such PolyIC transponder tags are called

Source: PolyIC

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Day 1: March 4, 2008, Registration 8.00 am, Start of Conference 9.00 amOpening Opening Speech Keynote TBA Invited Presentation IDEMA: Magnetic StorageSony DADC 50 GB Dual Layer Blu-ray ProductionPresentation – IDDA Duplicating onto 'Flash' Memory and New MediaAssociation Panel Discussion about the Requirements of Modern, Cost Effective Optical Disc Production and DeliveryInvited Presentation Market OverviewPanel Replicators PanelPresentation – AIMMA Electronic Marketing: Media Delivery Moving from Disc to DigitalScanavo TBAPresentation – DVDA Panel: Protecting Content on Optical Disc (QDisc, Macrovision, X-Protect, others...)Presentation – IDDA Panel: Looking at Costs, Increasing Sales, Profit OpportunitiesSingulus Technologies Fascination BluAudioDev Securing your Results in Blue Laser Production with QC Solutions from AudioDev

Day 2: March 5, 2008, Registration 8.00 am, Start of Conference 9.00 amKeynote 2 TBA Invited Presentation Presentation about the Solar MarketInfodisc Technology BD Challenge in Europe Invited Presentation Panel on the New High Definition Optical Disc Formats Kammann Machines Advancements in Optical Disc Decorating – Where we have come from and where we are goingIlsemann TBAXiris Inspecting for High Definition FormatsInvited Presentation Presentation about the Solar MarketAWM Molding Technologies for Blu-ray Disc™Record Products of America Stamper Finishing ConsiderationsPresentation – DVDA Authoring Considerations for Next Generation Discs (Best Practices for Successful Delivery)Presentation – AIMMA Mail Marketing: New Mailer Options that can save your Customers Money in the Face of Increased Postage Costs Presentation – IDDA Panel: Printing Shootout Update (Panel with Suppliers)Commercial Capital Finance Group Leasing, What is the Advantage

MEDIA-TECH Conference 2008, Preliminary Program

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Book your Hotel now!Exhibitor List

As of Dec. 18, 2007:

• Anwell Precision Technology • AudioDev• AWM Mold Tech• Axxicon• DaTARIUS• dr.schwab Inspection Technology• EAM• Hanky• Heino Ilsemann • KBA-Metronic• Media Services Group• Netstal-Machinery• ODC Nimbus• Oerlikon (Option)• Record Products of America• Scanavo• Singulus Technologies• Tapematic• Werner Kammann Maschinenfabrik• Xiris

Registration is now open for the 2008 MEDIA-TECHConference, and forms are available online atwww.media-tech.net.The Conference will once again provide a comprehensive programme targeted directly atthe media manufacturing industry. This vital training and networking event will bring togetherkey figures to create a platform for learning aboutthe latest opportunities in the delivery of current

and emerging packaged entertainment formatsand related technologies.For the first time, the event will be organized with partners AIMMA (American IndependentMedia Manufacturers Association), DVDA (DVD Association), IDDA (International DiscDuplicating Association) and IDEMA (InternationalDisk Drive Equipment and Materials Association).These associations will all come together at the

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MEDIA-TECH conference in Miami in order to provide conference delegates with a broad range of information both on replication andduplication; how to maximize current businessopportunities while learning about new techno-logies and future markets; and how related technology such as HDD (hard disk drive) can alsoprovide opportunities.

The Mayfair Hotel & Spa in Miami will play host to the Conference 2008. It offers the perfect surroundings for the event with modernmeeting facilities for networking as well as great opportunities for leisure and relaxation in anunusual ambience.

The beautiful hotel offers special MEDIA-TECHrates for the duration of the event with USD 249 + tax per night. Please book until Feb. 2,2008. For room reservations please use the forms you find online (http://www.media-tech.net/sc08/venue/hotel.html) and contact:

MAYFAIR Hotel & Spa, 3000 Florida AvenueMiami (Coconut Grove), FL 33133Phone: +1(305) 441-0000, x 3572Fax: +1(305) 441-1647Email: Amanda.mcgregor@mayfairhotelandspa.com