Live from XMediaLab: Zhan Ye, President, GameVision

From the program: Zhan Ye is President, GameVision, and a Strategic Investment Consultant for Giant Interactive Group, China’s leading online game developers and operators in terms of revenues. Giant Interactive has over 1000 employees at their headquarters in Shanghai, and over 3000 Sales & Marketing personnel throughout China. A veteran game developer and entrepreneur, Zhan Ye is one of the first-generation game developers in China.

Live from XMediaLab: Vishal Gondal, Founder and CEO, Indiagames Ltd.

From the program: While most kids were grappling with the realities of growing up, Vishal took a head start and started his first company – FACT, soon after finishing school at the ripe young age of 16. In 1999, he founded Indiagames, then a five member team. Today he leads a global operation with over 300 employees and offices in Mumbai, Beijing, London and Los Angeles.

Live from XMediaLab: Tim Chang, Principal, Norwest Venture Partners

From the program: Tim Chang is a Principal at Norwest Venture Partners, focusing on investments in wireless and digital media, and business development initiatives in Asia-Pacific.

Live from XMediaLab: Hugh Mason, Partner, Pembridge Partners LLP

From the program: Following training as a documentary TV producer-director with the BBC, Hugh Mason founded and grew a multiple-award-winning broadcast TV production company. Finding himself as interested in the business side of running a creative company as he had previously been making films, Hugh co-founded

Live from XMediaLab: Richard Cardran

From the program: Richard Cardran is a media strategist and technologist who was recognised in the October 2006 Hollywood Reporter/Producers Guild of America's year end "Digital 50" as well as Streaming Magazine's "Fifty Most Influential People in Streaming." Richard has garnered two Emmy Awards for "Outstanding Achievement in Interactive Television" and "Outstanding Achievement in Advanced Media Technology" through his pioneering vision and efforts surrounding the paradigm shift in TV broadcasting to new TV2.0 strategies. Richard co-founded and in 2006 sold Zetools, Inc.

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Live from XMediaLab: Doug Whatley, CEO, BreakAway Games

From the program: Doug Whatley is CEO and Founder of BreakAway, one of the world’s leading developers of entertainment games and game-based technology products. Doug has over 20 years of successful game development and management experience in the interactive entertainment industry. He began his career at America Online where he was instrumental in helping to create the AOL client/server infrastructure.

Live from XMediaLab: Mike McGraw, Managing Partner, Big Fuel

From the program: Mike McGraw has been at the forefront of emerging content development for most of his career and has always maintained a priority to deliver content to the most relevant audiences through the most relevant channels. Mike currently oversees all digital strategy, content distribution and operations for Big Fuel, a digital ad agency based in New York . At Big Fuel Mike uses his experience with on-air, online and mobile platforms to develop effective strategies for clients like Johnston and Johnston, AOL, Fox, Unilever and MTV.

Live from XMediaLab: Dale Herigstad, Chief Creative Officer, Schematic

Note: I'd like to apologize for not blogging Adrian Sexton or Parmesh Shahani's talks. They were both great!

Live from XMediaLab: Vincent Heeringa, Director, HB Media Ltd

From the program: Vincent Heeringa is a director of HB Media Ltd and one of New Zealand’s leading business commentators. He is a co-founder of Idealog, the country’s biggest circulating business magazine. A former business journalist with Metro magazine, The Independent Business Weekly and the founding editor of Unlimited magazine, Vincent has won numerous awards including being twice named Editor of the Year by the Magazine Publishers’ Association.

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