Online Gambling Conference Corner
Published: Monday, October 31, 2005 Online-Casinos.com
ONLINE GAMBLING CONFERENCE CORNER
More mobile
It seems the industry cannot get enough when it comes to mobile gambling, and there are at least two major European conferences coming up to meet the demand.
Mobile Gambling 2005 intends to show delegates how to "Make Money form Mobile Casinos, Sports Betting and Lotteries" and will take place in Madrid, Spain between Tuesday, November 29, 2005 and Wednesday, November 30, 2005
The m-gambling market is forecast to generate revenues in the millions next year,and this is one of the first Pan-European events to unite key industry players from across the mobile gambling value chain to share their experiences and understanding of Global Market Trends, Marketing Techniques, Distribution Laws, Billing, Application and Platform Technology and Creative Content.
The organisers, C5 promise a highly practical conference that will be chaired by leading experts from Schema and Analyses. Please see the agenda summary for full programme and speaker details. Readers can get more information from james@c5-online.com
And one for London
Osney Media are the organisers of the Mobile Gambling Forum II scheduled for London on 6 December 2005 and preceded by a workshop session telling you all you need to know on mobile lottery games on the afternoon of 5 December
The forum itself will be chaired by the CEO of AMF Ventures, Tony Fish who will be followed by expert speakers such as Spin 3's Matti Zinder, Ben Hirsch, Head of Third Party Services, Orange; Tiziano Tonti, Head of Games, 3 Italy and Iain McCallum, Head of Business Messaging, O2 UK
Understanding the impact of the UK Gambling Act on mobile products will be explained by Paul Renney, a partner at Addleshaw Goddard and optimising the mobile registration process and exploring effective age verification and social responsibility policies will be adressed by ex-Gamcare specialist Michael Smeaton, now Business Development Consultant - Gaming Sector, GB Group
There are many more experts on the speaker roll for this detailed and very comprehensive look at every aspect of the mobile gambling phenomenon, touching on technologies, games, marketing and payment systems - it promises to be an extremely busy and interesting day. Full information nd registration is at http://www.osneymedia.co.uk/bookingform.asp?id=227
Big names in the business...
Will be a major drawcard for a London presentation on European online poker. Try John Anderson, Noam Lanir, Oscar Nieboer and Patrick Selin, for example who will all be speaking at the Poker Summit on December 5 and 6 with many other experienced and savvy businessmen.
The Poker Summit - Europe brings together influential industry leaders, innovators and experts to discuss and debate the issues key to succeeding in this fast moving space. This event has been built on months of primary research with networks, poker rooms, casinos, legislation experts, regulatory bodies, leading marketing strategists, content developers from TV, iTV and Mobile, advertising professionals, analysts and payment and billing providers and zooms in on the most pressing issues facing top level Poker executives today.
Over two fact-packed days top level speakers from the online and offline Poker world will be giving case study presentations and participating in interactive panel sessions focused around the critical issues facing Poker providers worldwide. Just some of the topics to be covered include:
The very latest Legislation, Regulation and Jurisdiction assessment
How to deliver effective Poker Marketing both on and off line
Cutting edge insight into poker across multiple platforms such as TV, iTV and Mobile
The latest strategies for reducing customer churn, driving acquisition and maximising retention
Developments in Age Verification and Social Responsibility
Insights into Fraud, Payment and Billing
Optimizing your Customer Relationship Management systems
Identification of emerging markets and how to exploit them
Achieving ROI from TV Tournaments
Lessons learnt from an IPO
This is where you can get the detail:
