At this year´s Gstar, Peter C. Krell is going to be representing his brainchild PEOGA at a Gstar event in Korea for the second year in a row. This time around he is going to talk about the obstacles in founding PEOGA considering the highly diversified ambitions companies have in joining the network.

Peter C. Krell: "Even though political dances have been danced in the past, our network already encompasses more than 60 companies in Europe."

This time around PEOGA is going to be attending Gstar in cooperation with a newly founded entity called PEEIA (Pan European Entertainment Infrastructure Association). The hope is to stimulate the political discussions as well as the technological discussions about infrastructure development issues which today represent two sides of one coin. Both areas of interest (infrastructure and content) need to be dealt with carefully in the future in order to stimulate and enable the necassary transitions which lead into an online driven economy meaning for the entire entertainment industry, not only online games.

The companies associated in PEOGA and PEEIA are going to determine a roadmap for the future by linking and bringing together experts from converging knowledge sectors in order to develop a technological and political standards in the Pan European infrastructure debate for the next iteration of the entire entertainment industry (encompassing downlodable and streaming content, apps, music, movies, TV, games, online games, etc.). Peter C. Krell is going to talk to representatives of government agencies, NGOs and with companies who like to become members of one or of both strategic networks.

Meeting requests with Peter C. Krell can be scheduled not only for Gstar but also prior to the event and afterwards. For Peter C. Krell will remain in Korea for a longer period during the 21st of November until the 5th of December 2009.

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