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Baseline StudioSystems is the world’s preeminent provider of film and television
information. Baseline’s flagship product is The Studio System, a subscription database
of premium film and television information. Combining real-time information updates
with a sophisticated user interface, The Studio System is the industry’s most powerful
and reliable informational tool. Baseline also syndicates its data to several leading
information outlets including Yahoo!, E! Online, and Bloomberg Media; and Baseline
Research and Screenline GmbH serve the specialized information and research needs
of financial institutions, content owners, producers and distributors the world
over. Based in Santa Monica, the company ’s customer base includes every major studio,
broadcast network, representation firm and media outlet in North America. Baseline
is a part of The New York Times Company.
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Rafi Gordon, President:
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Rafi joined the company as President in early 2002 when Baseline merged with FilmTracker.
Prior to joining FilmTracker in 2000, Mr. Gordon built his career in finance through
founding Global Convergence Capital, a private equity/venture capital boutique,
and as an investment banker with Credit Suisse First Boston, specializing in domestic
and international corporate finance, mergers & acquisitions, and private equity
transactions in the Entertainment, Media, Telecommunications, Aerospace/Defense
and Technology sectors. |
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Alex Amin, Executive Vice President
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Alex joined the company as Executive Vice President in early 2002 when Baseline
merged with FilmTracker. Prior to launching FilmTracker, Mr. Amin co-founded Fountainhead
Media Services, a web development and design firm catering to entertainment clients.
Mr. Amin established his career in the entertainment industry at Miramax Films,
Twentieth Century Fox-based Davis Entertainment's feature film group and MGM-based
Trilogy Entertainment Group where he managed a creative department that produced
5 television series and over 200 hours of programming. |
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Yash Dhillon , Vice President of Operations |
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Yash joined the company as Director of Operations in early 2002 when Baseline merged
with FilmTracker. Prior to joining FilmTracker in 2000, Mr. Dhillon built his career
in film and television development and production, working for such companies as
Sweet Pea Entertainment and Trilogy Entertainment Group at MGM Studios. His introduction
to the entertainment industry dates back 10 years, when in 1992 he worked in the
Merchandising and Licensing Department at Universal Pictures. Following that, he
worked for Prudential Preferred Financial Services as a financial analyst. |
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Frank Fabbrocino, Chief Technology Officer
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Frank joined the company in early 2005, bringing with him over 8 years of experience
leading technology teams at entertainment industry related companies, and over 14
years of professional technology development experience. Prior to joining Baseline
StudioSystems, Frank was Senior Director of Software Development at Napster, where
he lead the team building a legal version of the online digital music service using
cutting-edge Digital Rights Management technologies, exclusive and unprecedented
integration with portable devices, and the company's first forays into the international
market. Frank holds a Bachelor of Science degree from USC and a Master of Science
degree from UCLA, both in Engineering. |
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Ryan Williams, Director of Marketing & Creative
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Ryan joined the company in 2002. Before joining Baseline StudioSystems, Mr. Williams
worked as a development executive for both Sean Connery's Fountainbridge Films and
Trilogy Entertainment Group. At each company he helped package feature films, tracked
up-and-coming creative talent, and developed screenplays and adaptations for various
studios. Ryan got his start as an assistant at the William Morris Agency in the
motion picture literary group. |
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Jacqueline Joyce, Editor-in-Chief:
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A former editor in Baseline's New York office, Jacqueline moved to Los Angeles in
2002 to oversee the editorial department of Baseline StudioSystems. Prior to joining
Baseline in 1997, Ms. Joyce worked in commercial/video/film production and as a
freelance entertainment journalist while attending New York University as a Ph.D
candidate in Cinema Studies. She holds a Masters degree in Television and Film from
Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts. |
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The New York Times Company
(NYSE: NYT), a leading media company with 2005 revenues of $3.4 billion, includes
The New York Times, the International Herald Tribune, The Boston Globe, 15 other
daily newspapers, nine network-affiliated television stations, two New York City
radio stations and 35 Web sites, including NYTimes.com, Boston.com and About.com.
The Company's core purpose is to enhance society by creating, collecting and distributing
high-quality news, information and entertainment.
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