ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY VETERAN ERNEST DEL JOINS DELIVERYAGENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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San Francisco, CA – February 19, 2008 – Delivery Agent, the leader in shopping-enabled entertainment
for television shows, motion pictures, sports and music videos, today announced that it has elected Ernest
Del to join its Board of distinguished members. Del brings 28 years of experience in entertainment law
representing top talent and executives at major television networks, studios and emerging media companies
worldwide. Del also acts as consultant to the Chairman, CEO and other senior management of Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer Studios.
Established as one of the most influential and respected figures in entertainment law, Del is the founding
partner of the law firm Del, Shaw, Moonves, Tanaka, Finkelstein & Lezcano. Recently named a Power
Lawyer by Hollywood Reporter, Del’s industry insights have graced the pages of publications from The
Connected Lawyer to The New York Times.
“In the last year, Delivery Agent signed over 15 major deals with leading companies in the entertainment
industry,”said Mike Fitzsimmons, CEO. “On the cusp of announcing several significant partnerships, the
addition of Del to our Board strengthens our reach in this space even further. We are honored to have such
an incredible force in the industry join our Board of Directors.”
“As an advisor to the company since 2006, I have watched Delivery Agent pioneer a market space that has
transformed and redefined the relationship between entertainment content, consumers and brands.” said
Del. “With multiple initiatives on the horizon, I am thrilled to be elected to the Board at a time of such
tremendous growth for the company.”
Del also serves as President and member of the Board of Directors of ZeniMax Media, Inc., a videogame
and new media company based in Rockville, Maryland, where he sits with fellow Board members such as
renowned producer Jerry Bruckheimer and President and CEO of CBS Corporation Leslie Moonves. He is
currently a member of the Los Angeles Board of Governors of the non-profit Paley Center for Media
(formerly known as the Museum of Television and Radio). Del graduated with degrees in economics and
political science from the University of California at Berkeley and earned his law degree from Stanford University Law School.
