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Event director Alexa Turness explains how the show is bridging the gap between industry and consumer Edinburgh Interactive, now in its ninth year, has gone through many a changes in its lifetime. Originally conceived in 2003 and called the Edinburgh International Games Festival, in 2006 the event changed its name to Edinburgh Interactive. The . . . → Read More: Why go to Edinburgh Interactive? Develop Magazine investigates… One of Edinburgh Interactive’s Media Partners, The Scottish Daily Record gives a low down on this years event which is set to be a corker!! http://blogs.dailyrecord.co.uk/cgi-bin/mt425/mt-search.cgi?IncludeBlogs=35&search=Edinburgh+Interactive 25 July 2011 – London, United Kingdom – Edinburgh Interactive is delighted to announce that Mark Gerhard, CEO of Jagex, will be speaking at this year’s conference. In his session, entitled The Multiplayer Revolution, Mark champions multiplayer online games as the future king of the industry. With the explosive popularity of multiplayer . . . → Read More: Mark Gerhard to speak at Edinburgh Interactive By Steve Mullins. Edinburgh Interactive is broadening its remit. The annual celebration of the creative culture of interactive entertainment in the Scots capital won’t simply focus on video games – there’ll also be a raft of discussions on social networking, cross-platform and mobile gaming, as well as conversations around television, film, music, technology, digital . . . → Read More: Exploring interactive entertainment http://www.square-go.com/feature/edinburgh-interactive-11-1779 Is interactive TV the Games Industry of the Future? STV chief Rob Woodward, will give his views at Edinburgh Interactive 2011. Rob Woodward, CEO of STV, has signed up to speak at this year’s Edinburgh Interactive session ‘Interactive TV. The Future of the Games Industry’ on Friday 12th August at The Radisson Blue Hotel . . . → Read More: Is interactive TV the Games Industry of the Future? Is interactive Tv the Games Industry of the Future? STV chief Rob Woodward, to speak at Edinburgh Interactive 2011. Rob Woodward STV CEO has signed up to speak at this years Edinburgh Interactive Festival sessions on Friday 12th August. Now in its 10th year EIF will focus on the battle for the box under . . . → Read More: STV chief Rob Woodward, to speak at Edinburgh Interactive 2011. http://tinyurl.com/5wrvaqe The Gamers Gaze: Facial representation and interaction from past, present and future. Dr Mike Rogers, Image Metrics More details here http://tinyurl.com/69e9fsw http://www.mcvuk.com/news/45205/Edinburgh-Interactive-Preview |
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