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Collegiate Images Royalty Rankings
Collegiate Images is proud to announce that a record amount in
royalty payments was distributed to 120 collegiate partners for the
first quarter of 2006. Below is a listing of the Top Ten University
Service Partners.
- The University of Texas - second consecutive
quarter leading the royalty rankings.
- Orange Bowl Committee - ninth
appearance in the Top Ten
- The Ohio State University - eighth appearance
in the Top Ten
- University of Southern California - fifth
consecutive Top Ten
- University of Notre Dame - its second-highest
ranking in Top Ten
- University of Miami - eighth appearance in Top Ten
- The University of Michigan - 11th appearance
in Top Ten
- Penn State University - second consecutive appearance in Top Ten
- University of Kentucky - seventh appearance in Top Ten
- LSU - seventh appearance in Top Ten
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Corporate Meeting
Multi Image Group
Travelers Property Casualty Corporation
The Multi Image Group was hired to produce an opening session video
for the Travelers Property Casualty Corporation annual meeting.
The High-Definition video production was created to be displayed on
a custom made 40-foot screen. Footage included dramatic nature
scenes and sports footage (exclusively provided by CI). The
CEO of Travelers is a Notre Dame alum and requested Fightin' Irish footage of
gameday and football action.
Usage: Segment
Copyright: Notre Dame
Feature Film
White Noise 2: The Light
Rogue Pictures (NBC./ Universal)
New feature film in production that stars Nathan Fillion
(Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place) and
Katee Sackhoff (MTV's Undressed and Battlestar Galactica). The
film has a scene that needed men's basketball playback. Producers
selected a generic clip from the CI Playback DVD of a 1998 game with Kentucky and Alabama.
Usage: Playback
Copyright: Kentucky
Trademarks: Alabama, Kentucky
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Trade Show Video
Colony Sportswear
Multiple Trade Shows
Colony Sportswear has a full line of men's
and women's apparel and accessories – including its famous
team sportcoat, woven silk ties, classic men's shirts and women's
blouses, polo shirts, pants, belts, scarves and totes.
The tradeshow video features Texas and Penn State football clips
and one Oklahoma State baseball play.
Usage: Segment
Copyrights: Oklahoma State, Penn State, Texas
LG
Electronics
LG's
Electronics latest commercial promoting its line of televisions
features Kansas
State's "Hail Mary" pass for a touchdown
against BYU in the
1997 Cotton
Bowl.
View
Commercial
IBM
Skybox Commercial
IBM's new commercial for its international markets is themed "SkyBox".
The Big East Conference provided clips from basketball games featuring
Providence, St. John's and Syracuse playing at Madison Square Garden
for this commercial.
View
Commercial
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NFL Draft
Results in Busy Month for CI Legal Team
Every April makes for a busy month for CI's business affairs staff.
CI handled many enforcement related matters around this year's NFL
Draft including unauthorized usage by various regional television
networks and internet companies. CI's proactive measures to educate
and enforce its partners' rights lead to increased awareness and
partner revenues in this area. Each year, CI's NFL Draft clientele
continues to grow. Thank you for your participation and support in
this year's efforts.
C-SPAN Has Video Pulled From YouTube & IFILM
In addition to E-bay being on the "watch"
list, you might want to add both YouTube and IFILM.
C-SPAN recently aired the White House Correspondents Dinner, which
included a performance by comedian Stephen Colbert.
Shortly after the C-SPAN copyrighted event aired, Colbert's segment
showed on both YouTube and IFILM websites.
C-SPAN contacted the two websites because the copyrighted material
was posted online without its permission. Both YouTube and
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Judy
Barnard
Oklahoma State University
Director of Trademark and Licensing
Years at Position: 29 years
College: Oklahoma State
Major: Political Science
CI: What
was the first concert you went to?
JB:
I saw The Turtles with my friend Jessie Baldwin.
CI: What is your favorite movie line?
JB: "Well you know what they say: if you don't
have anything nice to say about anybody, come sit by me!" -Steel
Magnolias
CI:
What is your favorite thing to do on a
rainy day.
JB: I like to read.
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NFL DRAFT VOD REPORT
CARD
Comcast Corp. reported
that its video-on-demand vignettes featuring National Football
League draft prospects were accessed 400,000 times, including 66,000
views over the April 29-30 NFL Draft weekend.
The most viewed vignettes were USC running back Reggie Bush, Florida
State defensive tackle Broderick Bunkley and Ohio State wide
receiver Santonio Holmes.
COLLEGE HOOPS
INTERACTIVE GAME A HIT AT LOCAL RESTAURANTS AND SPORTS BARS
Collegiate Images
just received great feedback from
NTN regarding
the College Hoops game they created with CI content. Over 925
venues (which includes restaurants and sports bars) carried the
games with 4,367 participants. Feedback on the player forums
was very positive too. In 2005, NTN produced a College
Football game and 822 sites carried the game with 3,279 players
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Great Games:
Football
USC vs. California (September 27, 2003)
(Berkeley, CA) Cal’s Tyler Fredrickson made a
38-yard field goal to end a third overtime battle as California
upset No. 3 Southern California 34-31. The upset ended the Trojans’
11-game winning streak with a victory that stretched past dusk and
decades of history. Ryan Killeen, who tied the game with a 33-yard
field goal for the Trojans with 16 seconds left in regulation,
missed a 39-yard field goal moments before Fredrickson’s kick.
Golden Bears QB Reggie Robertson relieved starting QB Aaron Rogers
in the third quarter and passed for 217 yards and two scores, while
RB Adimchinobe Echemandu rushed for 147 yards. Trojans QB Matt
Leinart overcame a shaky start to go 21-of-39 for 277 yards, but was
intercepted three times. WR Mike Williams had six receptions for 96
yards, while WR Keary Colbert had eight catches for 81 yards and an
overtime TD, who overcame a 14-point second-half deficit.
© University
of California.
Great Highlight Footage:
Kenny Smith, Guard, University of North Carolina
Current TNT NBA basketball analyst Kenny Smith
had a storied career at the University of North Carolina and CI has
a five-minute highlight showcasing his collegiate career.
The sixth player selected in the 1987 NBA Draft's first round by the
Sacramento Kings, Smith was the starting point guard for two seasons
in which the Tar Heels went a perfect 14-0 in the ACC. In 1987 he
earned first-team All-America honors averaging
16.9 points per game and dishing out 209 assists. Smith holds
UNC's career assist record with 768, including 86 assists in NCCA
Tournament play.
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Collegiate Images is sourcing photos of prospective 2006
Major League Baseball draftees for various broadcast,
internet and print outlets. The CI still photo library
includes many collegiate stars that went on to
successful professional careers, such as Miami’s Pat
Burrell, the first player selected in the 1998 MLB
amateur draft by the Philadelphia Phillies. Please send
three-four photos of your players that are expected to
be drafted utilizing JPEG Format, 300 DPI to
Tim Williams.
Featured is
the image of Pat Burrell receiving congratulations from
his Miami teammates.
© University
of Miami.
Shaquille O'Neal, Center - LSU
Shaquille O’Neal has been
one of the most
dominant and popular athletes in history. At LSU, he was a two-time first-team All-American, two-time
SEC player of the year, the national player of the year
in 1991 and still holds the single game record for
blocked shots in a game, swatting an amazing 17 against
Mississippi State in 1990. In the NBA, Shaq was named
one of the top 50 players of all-time and led
the Los Angeles Lakers to three-consecutive NBA
Championships. CI’s still image library includes photos
of O’Neal at LSU dunking over a variety of opponents,
attempting a short-jumper and defending the basket on
defense.
Featured is an image of a
Shaquille O’Neal dunk.
©
Louisiana State University.
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NCAA
CURRENT STUDENT-ATHLETES PHOTO SALES
The proposed legislation to allow
third parties to sell photographs of current student athletes in the
same manner as the sale of highlights and media guides has been
defeated.
NCAA Rationale:
Many athletics departments contract with individuals to serve as
staff photographers. These individuals provide the photos for media
guides, promotional materials, website use, etc. In this day and
age of digital photography, many of these photographers have websites set up to sell their photographs to individuals for personal
use. These websites are controlled by the photographer and are
maintained separately from any institution. Current legislation
prohibits the sale of these photos by anyone other than the member
institution. By allowing institutions to specifically designate
another party to sell and distribute photographs from the
individual's website in a manner similar to that for media guides
and highlight films, institutions can avoid the cost and time
involved with funneling the sale of these photographs through the
institution. This legislation would only apply to the sale of
photographs (as opposed to any other commercial item) and is
consistent with recent interpretations issued by NCAA Division I
Legislative Review/Interpretations Committee.
For further information on this
ruling, please contact CI's business affairs staff.
NFL NETWORK TO AIR GAME "REPLAYS"
This season the NFL
Network is expanding the definition of instant replay. For the first
time in the National Football League’s 86 years, league contests
next season will be shown outside of their live window. Under the
NFL Replay banner, NFL Network plans to reair four
regular-season weekend games per week, at 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. (ET/PT)
on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
To read a full article on the NFL Networks plans
CLICK HERE.
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ORANGE BOWL
COMMITTEE PROMOTES ERIC POMS
 Eric
L. Poms, who served as the Orange Bowl Committee’s Chief Operating
Officer for the past 13 years, was recently named the organization’s
new CEO,
Poms replaces Keith Tribble, who left the Bowl to become the
Director of Athletics at the University of Central Florida, which is
also a CI partner.
Eric has been involved with the OBC in many different aspects.
From event planning to operations, to the business side of the
organization, Poms has been an essential part of the Orange Bowl
staff.
Prior to the Orange Bowl Committee, Poms held positions at the
University of Nevada, Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Bowl, the Blockbuster
Bowl and the University of Florida. He received both his bachelor’s
degree in business administration and master’s degree in exercise
and sports sciences from the University of Florida.
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