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Three of my clients make the Guardian TechMedia Invest 100
The Guardian released its TechMedia Invest 100 list earlier this week. The list showcases the best and most interesting British technology success stories, and highlights them as companies to watch. As the Guardian says: “The companies below...
- Posted 16 years ago
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“You aren’t a gamer until you’ve had your first X vs Y sneerfest, for fun or profit”
Last week, I wrote a post about the sneering attitudes core gamers have towards social games. The genesis of the post was a deeply-prejudiced article in the SF Weekly about Zynga’s business ethics. I didn’t take issue...
- Posted 16 years ago
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Self-publishing lessons learned from Rick Vanner of Game Creators
Welcome to the latest in the series of Lessons Learned from developers who have bitten the self-publishing bullet. They’ve experienced the highs and lows of publishing their own games, wrestled with games marketing, distribution and finance and...
- Posted 16 years ago
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A developer speaks on why he emigrated to Canada. Hint: Not for tax reasons
I was reading a GamaSutra article on how the UK is losing out to Canada due to tax breaks. This comment from developer Rob Bridgett leaped out at me: I just don’t buy that the migration of...
- Posted 16 years ago
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The Guardian podcast is all about games this week, and I’m on it
If you’re interested in tax breaks, 3D, the Edinburgh Interactive Festival and Duke Nukem, you should listen to the Guardian podcast. Hosted by Dr Aleks Krotoski, with guests Keith Stuart and me, we cover a lot of...
- Posted 16 years ago
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Arrogant, snobbish and elitist – why attitudes to Zynga suck
I read this article from SF Weekly on Zynga’s business practices with increasing anger. My bile rose and rose, and not for the reasons you think. The article claimed to be an exposé on Zynga’s dodgy business...
- Posted 16 years ago
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ELSPA becomes UKIE – but what do they do, and how does TIGA fit in?
I went to the UKIE launch party last night. UKIE is the new ELSPA. I’m not a big fan of the new name but the change – from a focus on boxed product publishers to a more...
- Posted 16 years ago



