 Tim Russert, NBC News Washington Bureau Chief, was the keynote speaker. |
 Donny Deutsch, chairman and CEO, Deutsch Inc., said that Sept. 11 changed everything about how consumers feel and how they spend. He said ad messages must be upbeat and fun. |
 Peter Brown, executive editor of Automotive News, moderated a "Television and the Auto Dealer" panel that featured (from l.) Douglas Callahan, owner, Helms Brothers Inc.; Michael Lazarus, evp/group operations, Long Island Automotive Group; Matt Meli, partner and director of client services, The Gallagher Group; and Alan Starling, chairman, National Automobile Dealers Association. |
 Andy Fisher, president of Cox Television; Irwin Gotlieb, chairman and CEO of MindShare Worldwide; and David Poltrack, evp/research and planning for CBS Television discussed the impact of PVRs. |
 Trends in television was the subject of a panel featuring (from l.) David Barrett, president and CEO, Hearst-Argyle Television; Steve Herson, president and general manager, Telerep; Steve Mosko, president, Sony Pictures Television; and Tony Vinciquerra, president and CEO, Fox Networks Group. |
