Less Than a Week Left for Early Registration
As the clock ticks inexorably onward, time is running out to take advantage of one of the very best deals on LOGIN registration. After April 4, 2011, the price on all conference passes will increase by $100. Until Monday, April 3, you can get access to LOGIN at the very best price: Full conference passes start at just $395. It's an unfathomably good deal for one of this year's best conferences, but this deal only lasts until next Monday.
Just what does attendance get you at the LOGIN Conference?
- First-class content. You'll have access to more than 50 keynotes, lectures, and panels over two full days, covering topics important to the breadth of the online game development world, including business, legal, production, new technologies, new platforms, social networking, community, and much more, delivered by some of the industry's most influential and knowledgeable speakers. LOGIN sessions deliver the in-depth knowledge you need to take your games to new markets, new platforms, and new levels of profitability.
- Networking opportunities galore. Whether at the classy LOGIN welcome reception, the LOGIN Business Lounge, or one of the speed-networking breakfasts, you'll have more opportunities to rub elbows with some of the online game industry's most powerful movers and shakers than any other event. At LOGIN, you'll have quality time with speakers and other industry leaders in an intimate environment, without being surrounded by posers and wannabes. Nearly every attendee is someone you'll want to meet.
- Incredible amenities. Ask anyone who attended last year: The sit-down lunches, gourmet snacks, and fine wine are just a part of what made LOGIN one of the most memorable and superior game industry experiences in past years. Everything at LOGIN is step beyond what you've experienced elsewhere.
We're incredibly excited about some of the new things we have planned for LOGIN this year (big announcements coming soon), but don't wait until prices go up to find out. Register today and join your peers at one of the game industry's premiere conferences.
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Peter Freese Conference Director LOGIN Conference |
New Speakers Announced
The LOGIN team has been busy reviewing speaker submissions. We are extremely pleased to announce more speakers. We will be announcing more speakers and sessions over the coming months, so stay tuned for the complete list.
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Anthony Castoro
Anthony Castoro co-founded Heatwave Interactive in 2007 after building an extensive resume in game development, beginning with founding his first company, Integrated Visions, in 1993. Anthony went on to work in nearly every aspect of game development before finding his niche in online games. He's led teams at the biggest players in the video game industry, most recently as director of massively multiplayer online games at Codemasters.
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Albert Lai
Albert Lai is a founder at Kontagent, a viral analytics platform venture. Albert sold his first Internet company, the MyDesktop Network, while in his teens to JupiterMedia for seven digits in cash. Most recently, he was the founder/CEO of BubbleShare, a photo-sharing company sold to Kaboose in 2007. He is now hard at work on Kontagent, his fifth Internet start-up. |
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Ralph Barbagallo
Ralph Barbagallo is a pioneer in mobile games having founded FLARB, one of the earliest developers and publishers on mobile in 2001. In 2010, he founded PresencePlay, a start-up focused on monetizing players using location-based social networks. Prior to his entrepreneurial life, Ralph worked as a programmer and designer at such companies as Papyrus, Neversoft, and Ion Storm. |
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Don Alvarez
Don brings a diverse skill set to the table, including a doctorate in physics, three trips to the South Pole, a career in the film and game industries, work in quantum cryptography and traditional computer security, client and server development, and the good sense to lose a pie-eating contest. His work experience includes technical art director for Microsoft's new internal Halo studio, Walt Disney Feature Animation, WildTangent, General Motors, and the MIT Media Lab, among others. As strategy lead for Cynergy Systems (a leader in enterprise Flash/Flex/Silverlight application development), Don sits at the intersection of technology and strategy, using motivational design to converting business needs into deliverables and technology advances into market opportunities. |
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Paul Furio
Paul brings more than 15 years of professional software development to Novel ranging from video games to business software. He has worked on video games across a spectrum of consoles from Xbox and Xbox 360 to PC and Web. Paul has also worked on known franchises such as Harry Potter and Total Annihilation and was a key contributor to the launch of both Forza Motorsport and 1 vs. 100 (the first Massively Multiplayer Game Show) at Microsoft. Most recently, Paul served as lead developer at Playdom Seattle until their recent acquisition by The Walt Disney Co. for more than $850 million where he gained valuable insight into and experience in start-ups and social gaming. Paul holds a Bachelor of Science in computer science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. |
