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AMOA INTERNATIONAL EXPO 2001 CONFERENCE PROGRAM
October 4-5, 2001
Las Vegas, Nevada
Thursday, October 4, 2001
534-01 Happenings in D.C. (and elsewhere) that Will Affect Your Business!
Activities in Washington, D.C. and the nation's courts are affecting our industry as a whole and
your business individually. AMOA's Government Relations Counsel will bring you up to date on
the latest developments on the video game content front-including the industry's case versus the
city of Indianapolis: Internet Gambling; Dollar Coin Implementation; and other issues of vital
importance to the coin-op industry.
534-02 Using Promotions to Increase Play…and Profits!
Your games need your help to make you more money. How do you drive more customers into
your locations to feed the coin slots? Get them interested and excited by promoting special
programs and events. Learn how an investment of a little time and resources can generate traffic
and make a big contribution to an improved bottom line.
534-03 Is there a ''Big Brother" in Your Coin-Op Future?
New technology, such as online tournament games and digitally downloadable jukeboxes, offer
exciting possibilities, but also raise some potential security and privacy concerns. The Illinois
Coin Machine Operators Association (ICMOA) has been spearheading an effort to address these
issues. Every operator needs to be aware of the possible pitfalls that accompany the benefits of
connectivity. The panel will include two operators, a manufacturer and the attorney whose firm
developed language for a "Privacy" clause that can be inserted into manufacturer-operator
agreements.
534-04 The Latest Developments in Networking and Game Connectivity
The promise of Internet-driven equipment, online access and interactive games are up and
running, but where is it going? How can operators tap into this evolving technology and what are
the pitfalls to avoid? This blue-ribbon panel of manufacturers who make and market these
products will discuss ways for operators to capitalize on this potentially huge money making
category.
534-05 Survivor: Coin-Op Style
Why do some make it and others fall short? What does it take to be a coin-op survivor? Leaders
of three very distinct business types will share their insights on how their approach to their
companies have allowed them to navigate through the maze of challenges and threats to their
existence.
Friday, October 5, 2001
534-06 "Hunter's Breakfast…"A Notre Dame Mini Session-Dr. Richard Hunter, Professor of Legal
Studies, W. School of Business, Seton Hall University
You've heard about the AMOA Management Development Series at the University of Notre
Dame. Come check out one of the perennially highest-rated speakers in the program. He's
interesting, entertaining and enlightening. Dr. Hunter will provide an update on current issues
and controversies concerning the amusement and music industry. The presentation will focus on
major legal issues confronting owners and operators in the areas of licensing, covenants against
competition, location protection, tort reform and other topics.
534-07 Son of Digital Downloading Developments
Digital music is here to stay, and the various business models are emerging almost as rapidly as
the interest in the technology. Come hear an update on the latest developments from several of
the firms pioneering the concept. It's the future of the industry's most cherished piece of
equipment…but is the future here yet?
534-08 Legal Issues for Operators
There are a myriad of legal issues that confront the operator every day. One of the industry's
legal eagles will help you sort out everything you need to know to keep you in business and clear
of trouble.
534-09 Town Hall Meeting
Each association executive will make brief comments on the state of their organization and
segments of the industry, followed by an interactive exchange with attendees on the state-of -the-
industry. WE WANT YOU and your thoughts to be expressed at this session. We'll talk about:
*How is the industry compared to a year ago?
*What are some of the major challenges facing the marketplace and what are we-and what can
we-do about them?
*What's the single biggest issue affecting the industry?
*Where are we gong?
It promises to be a lively dialogue!
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