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Albert Lai |
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Nima Pourshasb |
Join us for a talk from video games veteran Trip Hawkins, who will share his thoughts on why we're still in the early days of social games.
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Trip Hawkins |
Arjun Sethi from LOLapps will share his perspective on the lessons LOLapps learned from growing social apps on the Facebook platform and how they applied those learnings to their efforts in social games.
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Arjun Sethi |
PopCap has been one of the most successful companies to make the transition from traditional casual titles to successful social games. Dennis Ryan will share his views on what has worked well and lessons that other developers can apply.
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Dennis Ryan |
Social games are no longer just about Facebook. Curious to learn what it takes to build and distribute a game across other social networks? Brian Balfour from Viximo will share his experiences on what it takes to succeed with this strategy.
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Tracking over 50,000 iOS and Android apps, Flurry has measured the pros and cons of all viable app discovery and monetization models. In this data-packed session, Flurry will share with you what works and what doesn't. The presentation is designed to give your title an edge within the exploding iOS and Android economy.
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OMGPOP has built games both for the open web and for social networks. Join us for an interesting talk on the lessons learned from distributing and monetizing social games on different platforms.
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Mobile games are taking off and the social networking infrastructure is still being deployed. How do social games work differently on mobile than on the web? Paul Chen from Papaya Mobile will share their learnings on the key differences.
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The MyYearbook team has layered social games on top of an existing, growing social network with great success. Geoff Cook will share his thoughts on how other community leaders should approach rolling out social games for their own platforms.
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Social games are booming in Europe and Russia. How can developers take advantage of the opportunity in this exciting market? Alexey will give us his perspective on the market landscape and opportunity for developers to capitalize on the opportunity.
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| Alexey Kostarev Co-founder and general producer i-Jet Media @ijetmedia |
What does it take to make social games and brands work? How are leading brands thinking about getting involved in social games? Peter Wexler from TrialPay will share his perspective on how this relationship is working.
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| Peter Wexler Director of Strategic Partnerships TrialPay |
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| Davin Miyoshi VP Social Games GSN @dmiyoshi |
Over 50% of WildTangent's revenues come from premium brand advertising, while the rest comes from game sales and micro-transactions. Bill will discuss how WildTangent's BrandBoost platform is changing the revenue mix for social game developers by making the space addressable and scalable for advertisers.
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| Bill Clifford VP, Global Ad Sales WildTangent |
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Top brands such as Wheel of Fortune, Price is Right, and other gameshow brands have been turned into great social games. Join us for a talk on how to build a strong social game on the back of 3rd party branded IP.
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| Katharine Lewis Deputy Head of FM Ventures FreMantle Media |
Robert Tomkinson Senior Director, Global Marketing Playfish @rtomkinson |
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| Manny Anekal Director, Brand Advertising Zynga @mannyanekal |
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| Jessica Rovello Founder & Chairman Arkadium @jessrovello |
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