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Programm für Tag 1 veröffentlicht

Am 5. und 6. November tritt zum bereits sechsten Mal die Industrie der Free-to-Play-, Browser- und Social Games auf dem browsergames forum zusammen. Nun wurde das Programm des ersten Tages veröffentlicht.

9:30

Opening keynote

Prof. Richard Bartle: Gardens of Unearthly Delights University of Essex, Co-Developer of the world's first MMOG

10:00

discussion

10:15

How to make a Classic: How game franchises can help browsergames (and what they cannot do)

Patrick Streppel CEO, Gamigo AG

10:45

tba

Odile Limpach CEO, Blue Byte

11:15

coffee break and networking

11:45

Landscape of (online) gaming in 2015

Lloyd Melnick General Manager, playdom

12:15

Next generation Social Games

Jens Begemann CEO, wooga

12:45

Games with Character(s)

Jan Beuck CEO, Playa Games

13:15

lunch break and networking (free lunch for all attendees)



14:00

From Box Developer to Online Developer

Bernd Beyreuther CEO Bigpoint Berlin GmbH, former CEO of Radon Labs GmbH

14:30

Games as a Service

Thomas Bidaux CEO, ICO Partners

15:00

From board game publisher to browser games publisher

Thomas Bleyer CEO, Ravensburger Digital

15:30

coffee break and networking

16:00

panel discussion: "Social games, browsergames, client games: Conversion or divergence?"

Heiko Hubertz, CEO Bigpoint; Hendrik Klindworth, CEO InnoGames; Florian Bohn, CEO Travian Games; Lloyd Melnick, General Manager playdom; Alex Agostini, Director Business Development 6waves, Teut Weidemann; moderated by Jan Wagner, CEO Cliffhanger Productions

16:30

Do's and don'ts: how to make your social game successful

Sebastian Kriese Manager Strategic Partnerships, VZ Netzwerke

17:00

How to monetize social games globally

Alex Agostini Director Business Development, 6waves

17:30

Chances and challenges of international publishing and licensing of online games

Marian Härtel und Julian Migura CEO, OnLegends GmbH

18:00

Can You Imagine Your Social Network Games Played by 1 Billion People in Asia?

Eric S. Shin

18:30
Networking and drinks

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