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Another talk in the Bay Area…February 6th, 2006 |
I’ll be on a panel at the Churchill Club on Wednesday evening. The topic is connected gaming, and the speaker list is an interesting one. It does cost money to attend, though. Full details can be found here:
The Era of Connected Gaming – An Inside Look at an Industry on the Verge of a Revolution
Speakers:
- Lars Buttler, CEO, TWN, Inc.
- Laurent Detoc, President, Ubisoft North America
- Peter Moore, Corporate Vice President, Interactive Entertainment Business, Entertainment & Devices Division, Microsoft Corp.
- Raph Koster, Chief Creative Officer, Sony Online Entertainment
Moderator:
- Vince Broady, Senior Vice President, Games & Entertainment, CNET Networks
Video and computer gaming has already made its mark on the entertainment world, capturing millions of users and billions of dollars on a global basis. But with the arrival of pervasive broadband connectivity, next generation hardware, mass market adoption, and a host of new, innovative multiplayer experiences the gaming industry is poised to break new ground and reach new heights. How will connected, multiplayer gaming affect the industry? With big budgets, production value, marketing and star power is it still the new movie industry? Join the thought leaders who are creating this brave new world of entertainment and hear their views on what the era of connected gaming will hold for all of us.
Space is limited so be sure to register soon!
- Registration: 06:00 PM
- Buffet: 06:00 PM
- Program: 07:00 PM
It’ll be at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View.
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