Mobile Entertainment Africa kicks off next Tuesday and they still have some some capacities left in the venue. If you’re interested in joining them, register online now at www.entertainment-africa.com.
Here’s a selection of organisations who have confirmed that they’ll be in the room
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&lify
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8ta
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Afrinnovator
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Bozza
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ChartsNow
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Clickatell
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Cytrus
Technology
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Detecon
International
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DStv Mobile
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First National
Bank
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Goldrush
Entertainment
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Google
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Habari Group
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InMobi
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Ireland
Davenport
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Iroko Partners
(NollywoodLove)
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Kalahari.com
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M-Biz
Global
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Media24
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Mi-Fone
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Mira
Networks
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Mobitainment
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Motribe
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MXit
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Nihilent
Technologies
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Nokia
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Pixelink24
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Prezence
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Quirk
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Realmdigital
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Routespots
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Samsung
Mobile SA
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Spice VAS
Africa
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Spinlet
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Starfish
Mobile
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Storm360
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Strika
Entertainment
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Stuff
Magazine
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Tasty Poison
Games
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The Noah69
Company
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Umuntu
Media
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Vodacom
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Mobile Entertainment Africa is about potential, it is about the technology of choice, it is about consumer behaviour, it is about monetisation, it is about what people actually do on their devices.
Consumers like to have fun, they like to play, they like to entertain, they like to be entertained, they like to be creative, they like to interact, they like to use the 10 minutes they have waiting for their friend, they like to catch up, they like to share. They like to consume (which is probably why they’re called consumers…)
As an event Mobile Entertainment Africa is going to break down the mobile entertainment market into key sections – gaming, film/broadcast/TV, football, music, big players perspectives, publishing. These will form the backbone of the conference. Selected thought and business leaders will present their views in compact presentations – they’ll discuss their experiences through case studies, how they’ve monetised the opportunity, how they’re looking to expand, the issues they’ve overcome and their thoughts on the future. To join them, register.