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Trade website GamesIndustry.biz has thrown its weight behind the upcoming London Games Conference.
LGC is the essential business forum and networking event for decision makers within the interactive entertainment sector, examining the challenges within a fast-changing market and new business models.
GameStop, Valve, OnLive and PopCap are just some of the many speakers scheduled to speak at the November 10th conference.
GamesIndustry.biz has come on board as media partner and will cover the event on-site, along with Intent Media publications Develop and MCV.
“London Games Conference has quickly established itself as an ideal event for the industry to network and hear about the future of the business from top executives,” said Eurogamer managing director Rupert Loman.
“We’re looking forward to being a media partner of the event for the first time this year.”
The annual LGC this year takes place at a new venue – One Wimpole Street – and features for the first time interactive voting during the session. The event kicks off at 4pm for four hours of incisive keynotes and talks about the digital issues the games industry faces, with perspectives from retailers, digital distributors and publishers. The conference is followed by dinner and networking.
“London Games Conference has a new venue, its best ever line-up and a powerful set of partners,” said Stuart Dinsey, managing director at event organiser Intent Media.
“Adding GamesIndustry.biz as a media partner further demonstrates the cross-sector appeal and international status of the event," he added.
Today is your last chance to get a £40 discount on ticket prices.
To book a place, contact Hannah.Short@intentmedia.co.uk, or call her on 01992 535 646
The event is sponsored by IGN, InComm, and endorsed by UKIE, Tiga and Game Republic.
A list of speakers can be found below, along with an agenda for the event.
SPEAKERS
AGENDA
LGC: SCHEDULE AND THEMES
4pm Opening Remarks
4.05pm OPENING KEYNOTE: GameStop (MikeMauler)
4.35pm The Digital Transition: The Winners and Losers (Nicholas Lovell)
4.55pm Sega & Digital Distribution (John Clark)
5.15pm Digital Developers Share Their Secrets (Guillaume Rambourg, GoG.com and David Bishop, PopCap)
5.35pm The Future of Video Games (Peter Molyneux & Ian Livingstone)
6.15pm Coffee Break
6.40pm What Video Games Can Learn From Music (Feargal Sharkey)
7.00pm The 5 Events That Will Change Video Games (Nick Parker)
7.10pm Video Game and Digital Security (Professor Sommer)
7.30pm OnLive & Cloud Gaming (Tom Paquin)
7.50pm CLOSING KEYNOTE: Valve (Jason Holtman)
8.20pm Dinner & Networking
