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1. Galaxiki is an innovative web 2.0 project combining a galactical map with wiki technology: Each star, each planet and each moon represents one wiki page on the site. Site members can name and edit those objects and invent their own collaborative Sci-Fi world. Click here for details.
2. Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) and Future US, Inc. have announced that they have agreed to terms to publish PlayStation: The Official Magazine. The first full Future US-published issue of PlayStation: The Official Magazine will be the Holiday 2007 edition, on sale in late November. The initial circulation will be 300,000 copies and the frequency will be 13 issues per year. Future US will produce and oversee all the editorial and advertising sales for the magazine. Check the press release for details.
3. GamesBizWire has published an interview with Babel Media Sales Director Keith Russell to find out more about its business geared toward leading mobile content developers and publishers.
4. Virtual Worlds Forum Europe 2007, Europe’s first major virtual world conference, has expanded its line-up of 50 top industry speakers for the October 24-25 event in London, and a growing list of exhibitors. Workshops are scheduled for October 23 and 26. Speakers include keynotes from Paul Ledak, Vice President of Development, Digital Convergence, IBM and Lord Puttnam of Queensgate, and presentations from industry leaders including visionaries Dr. Richard Bartle, Raph Koster at AreaE, Jessica Mulligan at Sunflowers, Alice Taylor at Channel 4 Television, Rob Seaver at Vivox, and Thomas Bidaux at NCSoft, among many others. VWF Europe is the meeting place for companies, brands, entertainment, media, IT, and anyone interested in forging partnerships for doing business in virtual worlds. Click here for more info.
1. Galaxiki is an innovative web 2.0 project combining a galactical map with wiki technology: Each star, each planet and each moon represents one wiki page on the site. Site members can name and edit those objects and invent their own collaborative Sci-Fi world. Click here for details.
2. Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) and Future US, Inc. have announced that they have agreed to terms to publish PlayStation: The Official Magazine. The first full Future US-published issue of PlayStation: The Official Magazine will be the Holiday 2007 edition, on sale in late November. The initial circulation will be 300,000 copies and the frequency will be 13 issues per year. Future US will produce and oversee all the editorial and advertising sales for the magazine. Check the press release for details.
3. GamesBizWire has published an interview with Babel Media Sales Director Keith Russell to find out more about its business geared toward leading mobile content developers and publishers.
4. Virtual Worlds Forum Europe 2007, Europe’s first major virtual world conference, has expanded its line-up of 50 top industry speakers for the October 24-25 event in London, and a growing list of exhibitors. Workshops are scheduled for October 23 and 26. Speakers include keynotes from Paul Ledak, Vice President of Development, Digital Convergence, IBM and Lord Puttnam of Queensgate, and presentations from industry leaders including visionaries Dr. Richard Bartle, Raph Koster at AreaE, Jessica Mulligan at Sunflowers, Alice Taylor at Channel 4 Television, Rob Seaver at Vivox, and Thomas Bidaux at NCSoft, among many others. VWF Europe is the meeting place for companies, brands, entertainment, media, IT, and anyone interested in forging partnerships for doing business in virtual worlds. Click here for more info.
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