Monthly Archives: July 2006

Apologies for the apparent non-sequitor, but this has the potential to change how people connect with one another online.   It looks like the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Deleting Online Predators Act.  While well intentioned, the broad language … Continue reading →

This is intriguing…Starbucks recently launched a new game for the summer that involves a little bit of trivia, mobile phones, texting and pictures.  This reminds me a bit of Nike’s text message campaign a few years ago where people would … Continue reading →

For those of you who play on MSN Games, it should be no surprise that members of the community want to give back to others.  I just think back on all the situations over the years where people have pulled together … Continue reading →

This article here will warm your heart.  In a nutshell, members of a World of Warcraft guild pulled together to help another member in financial challenges due to his cancer treatment.  For all the poliitcal railing against games and people … Continue reading →

You’re in luck.  MSN Games recently launched Game News for all information about games of all types.  If you want to read up on behind the scenes previews, game reviews, strategy guides or the like, this is the place for … Continue reading →

Not to be overshadowed by the Games for Change conference, Casuality gathered industry leaders in Seattle to talk about Casual Games today.  Working with those in this space, I’m bullish on where this all is going.  Casual games are a … Continue reading →

As June ended, Games for Change held their conference in New York City.  You may recall that I’ve discussed some of these games like Food Force, Super Columbine Massacre, etc.  You can read more about the conference here (via MTV) … Continue reading →

Apologies for being gone for a bit.  June ended up being a lot more hectic than expected, and then we had a wedding to attend in Chicago.  Anyway, I’m back in the full swing of things again to talk about … Continue reading →