Sponsors

If your company is interested in sponsoring the Game Advertising Summit, click here to view sponsorship opportunities.

Thank you to our Game Advertising Summit sponsors.

GOLD SPONSORS:

LOGODouble Fusion

Double Fusion is the leading independent provider of in-game advertising solutions, a position achieved through industry-leading technology combined with world-class ad sales and creative consulting eams. Utilizing the full range of creative advertising formats available in the gaming environment, Double Fusion’s platform allows games publishers to integrate brands and product advertisements within connected PC and video games. Double Fusion is privately held and headquartered in San Francisco, Calif, and has offices in Los Angeles, New York, Jerusalem, London, and Shanghai.

www.doublefusion.com

LOGOMacrovision Trymedia Games

As operator of the world's largest distribution network for downloadable and online PC games, Macrovision's Trymedia Games Division is in a unique position to reach the consumer audience segments advertisers seek. Whether the target audience is 18 to 34 year old males or women aged 35 to 45, Macrovision's high-impact advertising solutions offer variety of implementation options to allow advertisers to reach a specific audience during many stages of their online and digital media experiences. Visit www.trymedia.com for more information.

www.macrovision.com

 

EVENT SPONSORS:

LOGOIGA Worldwide, Inc.

Headquartered in New York, IGA Worldwide is an award winning global leader of 360-degree in-game advertising solutions. IGAWW helps brands to achieve measurable results in the world's fastest growing and most engaging communications medium. Its proprietary ad serving network, Radial ®, enables advertisers to dynamically target millions of consumers across a range of game platforms, titles and genres, while its wholly-owned communications consultancy, Hive delivers strategic consulting services and unique integrated product placement and co-promotion opportunities.

www.igaworldwide.com

Media Sponsors

Thank you to all Game Advertising Summit media sponsors.

ADWEEK is the definitive source for advertising and agency news, information and opinion. Covering the ad industry from an agency perspective, ADWEEK focuses on the image makers – those who create the strategy and the ads – as well as those who buy the media and handle client relations.

www.adweek.com

BRANDWEEK is the only marketing magazine to offer saturation coverage of decision-makers at America’s Superbrands – the 2,000 brands that spend the majority of all measured national media dollars. As the leading source of news and information in the U.S. marketing industry, BRANDWEEK offers reports on new spending, promotions and marketing services in major consumer products and service categories, including: licensing, promotion, direct marketing and retail marketing.

www.brandweek.com



CNET Entertainment: Fueling Passions

Born of the Internet, our category-leading site - GameSpot, MP3.com, and TV.com - deliver authentic brands that resonate deeply with each category's most enthusiastic fans.

By delivering robust content and energetic communities focused on games, music, and television, CNET Entertainment properties attract passionate consumers and help them make meaningful connections with the people, products, and marketers that matter most.

Each site brings content to life with compelling visual environments and expert original coverage and programming, in addition to creating live, clear connections with consumers.

And best of all for advertisers, our sites offer innovative, integrated marketing solutions to help connect your brand with our youthful, engaged audience of 18- to 34-year-old entertainment consumers.

www.cnet.com


Gamasutra is the largest independent web site devoted to the art and science of making games. Every day, Gamasutra offers new features about game technology and business, offers product and industry news, has a giant job board, hosts game developer resumes, offers a directory of game development contractors, hosts a product buyers guide, and more. Gamasutra.com has grown from its 1997 launch to over 220,000 members today.

www.gamasutra.com


Game Developer magazine is the only print publication that delivers technical how-to features, industry news, and product reviews to professional game developers. Each month the most renowned and respected developers in the industry explain the technology behind the most successful and innovative games to 35,000 readers, making this truly the publication "by game developers, for game developers."

Check out the magazine at www.gdmag.com.

 

InsideVideoGames.com is the single web destination for business professionals navigating the dynamic and profitable video game industry. Find timely, must-have news and data from leading VNU publications like The Hollywood Reporter, Adweek, and Billboard; breaking news from around the Web; a blog of industry insights; plus market reports and charts from Nielsen Entertainment.

www.InsideVideoGames.com


Mary-Margaret.com is the leading recruitment firm in interactive entertainment, representing top clients and creative leaders in the games, mobile, broadcast, film and Internet industries. With offices in Los Angeles, Chicago, Austin, Houston, Miami, Boston, Washington D.C. and London, Mary-Margaret.com is continually seeking and placing highly-qualified executive, technical and creative talent in the U.S., Canada, U.K., Europe, Asia and Australia.

www.Mary-Margaret.com


MEDIAWEEK’s editorial focus is to “cover the content, follow the dollars.” With the explosion of media choices today, and the rise of more direct media channels to the consumer, MEDIAWEEK’s seasoned team of reporters and editors uncovers the latest ideas and trends in print and electronic content creation, and also tracks the billions of ad dollars spent by media buyers on behalf of their clients. MEDIAWEEK is the magazine (and Web site) for media buyers, but it is also a must-read for all ad-sales, programming and editorial executives across television, magazines, radio, newspapers, out-of-home, and, of course, interactive media (including the Internet). In addition to up-to-the-second online breaking news alerts, the magazine provides deep analysis, coverage of the lighter side of the media business and a host of entertaining, insightful columnists.

www.mediaweek.com