October 02, 2008

Speaking at Virtual Goods Summit, and a discount code

If yesterdays post interested you, you're probably a sure-fire target for the Virtual Goods Summit which is coming up next week. Last year I moderated a panel (video available) on Why Virtual Goods Matter, and this year I'll be chatting about Music as a virtual good. Last year it was a great day where they managed to get together just about everyone who had direct experience selling virtual goods, I've got high hopes this year as well.

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I hope you can join, and drop me a line if you want to chat. You can save 10% on the cost of registration by using the code "NABEEL" at checkout.

Conference Website: http://www.vgsummit2008.com
Registration: http://vgsummit2008-nabeel.eventbrite.com

Oct 2, 2008 10:28:00 AM | Casual MMO, Gaming, Music, Virtual Goods

1 Comment

Matt

Looking forward to seeing you there! You guys should really start updating the Conduit Blog more often!!!

Posted by: Matt | October 05, 2008 at 03:01 PM

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