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Publishing 2.0: What's the Real Deal? SPEAKER/S: Jussi Laakkonen (Applifier), Pany Haritatos (Kongregate), Jim Ying (Gree International), Barry Dorf (DeNA), Wade Tinney (Large Animal Games), Rob Carroll (5th Planet Games) and Tadhg Kelly (Jawfish Games) DAY / TIME / LOCATION: Tuesday 1:45- 2:45 Room 135, North Hall TRACK / DURATION / FORMAT / AUDIENCE LEVEL: Free to Play Design & Business Summit / 60-Minute Panel / All GDC VAULT RECORDING: Video DESCRIPTION: Three emerging publishers, three upcoming studios, and 45 minutes of hard-hitting questions about Publishing 2.0. Free to play fundamentally changes the relationship between developer and publisher and self-publishing is more than a viable option. Why go with a publisher at all? What do publishers look for in developers? What are the typical business terms? How to hold your publisher accountable for their user acquisition promises? What don't developers get about realities of F2P games?

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