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The Future of Gaming - May 22

The Future of Gaming - May 22

WHEN:
Thursday, May 22, 2008
5:00 PM - Registration and Networking
6:00 PM - Panel Presentation
7:00 PM - Expected Finish

WHERE:
Beat Niq Jazz and Social Club
811 First Street NW (downstairs)
Calgary, Alberta

COST:
$15.00 Digital Alberta Members and LevelUp Members
$25.00 Non-Members
*Appetizers are provided

REGISTRATION:
Registration will be waived if you purchase a $50.00 annual membership at the event. Please RSVP to Rene@digitalalberta.com. See you there!

CI 2.0 - Where Technology Meets Business

Join Cybera Inc. September 19 (with TRLabs in Edmonton) and September 24 (at the Chamber of Commerce in Calgary) for CI 2.0 -- a showcase of how Cyberinfrastructure (CI), Web 2.0 and Next Generation Internet (NGI) technologies impact nearly every aspect of business today. This workshop is aimed at Alberta companies looking to reach customers in new ways, and increase their return-on-technology investment. Find out more at www.cybera.ca to register for this event.

September Welcome Back Mixer

Please join us for sociables and snackies at 5:00 PM on Thursday, September 20 when we will announce what the DMAA has in store for the upcoming 2007-2008 Program Year like our Storytelling and Social Networking Workshops, our involvement in the Tri-Media Conference, ICE Conference, Market Access Programs, Awards Festival and much more! Calgary's Mixer will be held at Brewster's on 11 Avenue SW. Edmonton's Mixer will be held at Hudsons Downtown (Oliver Square). For more information and to RSVP, contact rene@dmaa.ca. Hope to see you there!

DemoCampCalgary3 a great success

Calgary blogger Kempton Lam reports that DemoCampCalgary3 was a great success. Held on August 30 at the University of Calgary, several Alberta companies and digital media pros demoed their software including MoboVivo, Popfly, and FrameBuyFrame. Be sure to register today for DemoCampCalgary4 being held Sept 27.

IAB Social Media Marketing Course coming to Calgary

The Interactive Advertising Bureau of Canada's Intensive, One-Day Course In Social Media Marketing, is designed to simplify and demonstrate the many new channels of marketing, advertising and communication that make up the Social Media and Web 2.0 space. This year, the course will be offered in Calgary, on September 7. Attendees will learn about Online Social Networks, RSS, Tags, Consumer Generated Content, Blogs, Podcasts, Wikis and Virtual Worlds – and more importantly, how to leverage these marketing channels for optimal results.

Cambrian House featured in Business 2.0 magazine

Calgary's Cambrian House was recently featured in the latest issue of Business 2.0. "It's a Web, Web, Web 2.0 world" features the best non-U.S. sites to watch in the user-generated revolution. Other companies/sites featured in the article include Joost (video), WidSets (mobile), Stardoll (web applications) and YoYo Games (social media).

iStockphoto in-depth case study

Came across this detailed case study written by Calgary blogger Kempton Lam and Nisan Gabbay, focused on the story of iStockphoto, and its evolution from a free community site into one of Alberta's biggest digital media success stories. iStockphoto is a Calgary-based online community for photographers and a source of high quality, low-cost stock assets.

Calgary start-up stumbles its way to $75 million

SFGate tells the story of former Calgarians Garrett Camp, Geoff Smith and Justin LaFrance, and their path taking their Internet startup StumbleUpon into the white-hot center of the latest technology boom in the San Francisco Bay area. After toiling in obscurity for four years, the founders pulled together an A-list of Silicon Valley investors in late 2005, moved to San Francisco in early 2006, and rode the Web 2.0 wave to success. Last month they sold their 14-person company to eBay for $75 million.

Cambrian House and Hothead Games Join to Create Crowdsourced Games

Calgary-based Cambrian House, the world’s leading crowdsourced software community and Hothead Games, a Vancouver-based independent game developer, today announced that the two companies have joined forces to blow the doors open on the next game development revolution: crowdsourced games.

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