Tim Tielebier

Videopath is an easy-to-use and yet powerful solution for organizations using video to better communicate with customers. It is designed to optimize marketing videos, support videos, explainers and educational video (such as tutorial or vocational training) by allowing users to bring elements of the web - websites, blog posts, pictures and calls-to-action - directly into the video. This increases the effectiveness of the video by improving engagement and increasing conversion.

The INTERNATIONAL GAMES WEEK BERLIN is a leading cross-industry communication and networking platform for games business, development and culture. More than six individual events over six days offer a plethora of information on the topic of games. Participants include German and international game developers, publishers, investors and gamers as well as representatives of public institutions and the media industry.

This initiative builds a dynamic and sustainable network between the Berlin and Polish Games industries. The purpose is not only to stimulate business opportunities between participating companies but to facilitate access to the great pool of skills, talent and expertise in the Polish industry. This project is financed by the EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUNDS and co-financed by the State of Berlin, Senate Department of Economics, Technology and Research

Creators and crowdfunding will take center stage at One Spark START: Berlin 2014! Experience the latest in Art, Music, Science, Technology and Innovation as One Spark showcases live and in person crowdfunding internationally for the first time. Meet Creators from all over Europe (and the world) and learn about their passions while enjoying great food and entertainment. - See more at: https://www.onespark.com/berlin/2014/experience/event#sthash.F3ZoOCuq.dpuf

G.A.M.E. Bundesverband der Computerspielindustrie e.V. (German Games Industry Association) represents the interests of German interactive entertainment providers. Founded in 2004, the association has been committed to improving the economic and social conditions of the German market for almost ten years. It places particular emphasis on the protection of youth, consumers, and data, as well as copyright law and eCommerce.

The German Trade Association of Interactive Entertainment Software (BIU) is the interest group of providers and producers of entertainment software in Germany. The association and its 13 members represent about 80 % of the market for computer and video games in Germany and are the main contact partner for political and social institutions, the media as well as the general public when it comes to games. The association was established in 2005 and has its headquarters in Berlin.

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