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Games for Change Conference
by Ian Bogost June 28, 2006
categories: General

For the past two days I have been in New York at the Games for Change 2006 Conference. I'm afraid that I haven't been taking detailed notes, but you can follow links to coverage from del.icio.us tag 06-G4.

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Hi,

I'm currently researching the effects of the characteristics of Advergames. I have an online experiment that is running for the next 2-3 weeks, or until I reach 500 participants.

Can everyone interested in Advergames please take the survey at this link:

http://rec.videogamernetwork.com/

Chris Gander on July 2, 2006 8:30 AM

 


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