I make it a rule that I never believe someone has made a stupid decision. I have always just not understood their reasons yet.

At the Virtual Goods and Social Games Summit on Wednesday, Jens Begemann, founder and CEO of wooga made a statement I liked. “I work in a fast-changing industry. I have a ten-year vision and a six month...

I have been involved in many companies, but only once as a CEO. That experience taught me one lesson really sharply: the CEO has to know how every part of his or her business interacts. He has...

Through 15 years in games, mobile and web development, Kevin Hassall has worked as a producer, project manager, executive producer and publishing director. He now works as a freelance producer and outsourcing consultant, through his consultancy Beriah...

I was inspired to write this post by Jimmy Mulville’s Richard Dunn memorial lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival. Jimmy runs HatTrick, one of the most successful UK independent production companies that makes some great comedy shows...

Why does the games industry spend so much time at conferences talking about the technology and not about the people? We spend so much time saying that we are a talent-led industry, but so little time talking...

I’ll readily confess that I am leaping to conclusions here, but I wonder if Jagex‘s days as the poster-child of browser-based MMOs are numbered. I have no special insight into the situation, but here is my analysis....