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New York City
Wednesday, March 28, 2001
Digital Media Wire
Presents a Panel Discussion
Interactive
Games on the Internet:
An Industry Poised for the Future
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Interactive
games are a $6.5 billion market with sales rivaling those of the
motion picture box offices. Forrester Research forecasts that interactive
games will be a
$26 billion market by 2005. A report
from Datamonitor predicts that online game revenues for the
U.S. and Europe will grow from $82 million in 1999 to $4.9 billion in
2004, as the number of online gamers in the U.S. and Europe grows from
8.3 million to 73.0 million. Which technologies and business models will drive this
expanding market? Will entertainment companies profit from
games on the
Internet?
This
panel of top executives will discuss recent technological and creative
developments in the interactive games industry, describe business and
employment opportunities being created as a result of such
developments and provide insights on what the future holds for gaming
on the Internet.
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Moderator
Billy Pidgeon
| Analyst
Jupiter Media Metrix
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Speakers
Greg Costikyan
| Founder
& Chief Design Officer
Unplugged Games
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Rob
Davis |
Executive Producer
Spiderdance
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David
Higley | Executive
Director, Technology Investment Banking
UBS
Warburg
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Frank
Lantz | Senior Game
Designer
gameLab
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Joseph
Varet |
Vice President, Business Development &
Strategy
The Groove
Alliance
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Agenda
8:00 am - 9:00
am Registration, Networking and
Breakfast
9:00 am - 10:30 am Panel Discussion and Q&A
10:30 am - 11:00 am Coffee and Tea
Location
The
Cornell Club
6 East 44th St
NYC
Cost
$50.00
(includes breakfast & program) |
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