UKIE to host Global Accessibility Awareness Day game jam in London
Running 16-18 May
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UKIE
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ukie.org.uk/
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UKIE is the only trade body for the UK's wider interactive entertainment industry. It exists to champion the interests, needs and positive image of the videogames and interactive entertainment industry who's companies make up its membership.
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Jo Twist
Former-CEO
Vanessa Joyce
Corporate Relations & Strategic Partnerships Consultant
Daniel Wood
Chief Operating Officer
Nick Poole
CEO
Tim Scott
Head of Public Affairs
Laura Martin
Programme Development Executive
George Osborn
Head of Communications
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Life's a beach: UKIE plans a seaside stand for Gamescom 2014
Networking on the sand
UKIE lifts the lid on free 'How To' games development event in London
Tackling the modern gamer
Interview
Northern soul: How one conference is looking to recharge games dev in the UK's North West
Update's Andrew Bennison reveals all
UKIE names Goldsmiths University students first-ever student game jam winners
Phil Elliott dubbed ‘Mentor of the Universe’
Two From The Top
King and Supercell boost European trade association ISFE
Industry is 'converging'
Top of the class: UKIE launches first ever student game jam
Building games around 'regeneration'
Marvellous George
UK Chancellor George Osborne: I'm 'open to ideas' about how to follow up Games Tax Relief
Celebrates industry at BAFTA at UKIE event
That's A Relief
Applying for Tax Relief: British Film Institute unveils crucial cultural test guidelines
Applications now open
A Question Of Relief
Do I qualify for the UK's Games Tax Relief?
UKIE serves up all you need to know
Games Tax Relief Is Go
European Commission approves state aid
'Within existing EU rules'
Light Relief
'We're headed for the top table': UKIE's Jo Twist talks EC's green light for Games Tax Relief
Riding the state aid rollercoaster
Talking Tax Breaks
UKIE signs up TV Coalition for BAFTA event
Set to detail the advantages of tax relief
Inspiring Young People
UKIE launches first-ever Games Industry Pavilion at youth-focused Big Bang Fair
Partnering with Microsoft, BAFTA, and others
Promotion News
UKIE unveils Daniel Wood as new COO
Looking to deliver 'more support' to devs
'Free-to-play games poisoned my turtle'
Oscar Clark on dealing with anti-F2P outbursts
UKIE explains OFT's in-app purchase principles in digestible guide
Law firm Harbottle & Lewis has the answers
UKIE urges UK Government to speed through Games Tax Relief
Bolstered British film industry highlights benefits
UKIE: Games industry must work with OFT on in-app purchase principles
CEO Twist unveils briefing sessions for developers
UKIE launches discounted training programme for games businesses
Crucial training, affordable prices
2013 In Review: UKIE's Jo Twist
'There is room in the market for all business models'
Flying the flag: Record number of UK devs hit Game Connection in Paris
UKIE helping to showcase British talent
Helping hand: UKIE to host series of events to aid UK devs
'How to' events and drop in clinics on their way
Want to know how to get your game discovered? UKIE has the answers
Workshops and talks in London on 29 November
UKIE: In-app purchase guidelines must not 'stifle the creativity of games developers'
OFT must consider UK industry's growth
Open for business: UK pavilion did £11 million worth of deals at Gamescom, says UKIE
Better together
UKIE: Games Tax Relief could help UK devs lead the world
Jo Twist to deliver compelling case to EC
What does Apple's decision to pull Sweatshop HD say about freedom of expression?
UKIE CEO Jo Twist ponders the position of play
Freemium devs must stay one step ahead of parental concerns, says UKIE's Jo Twist
Responsible Monetisation
How can we responsibly rate mobile games? UKIE CEO Jo Twist answers all
With great tax breaks comes great responsibility
UKIE investigates free-to-play sustainability in research project
Looking for developer input
UK games tax break: UKIE CEO Dr Jo Twist explains it all
Everything developers need to know
UKIE: Nailing down the games industry's impact just as important as tax breaks
A matter of measuring value
UK Government needs to measure 'true size' of the games industry if tax breaks are to work, claims UKIE
And reflect innovative nature of developers
UKIE launches games dev tax breaks consultation
Responds to UK Government's call
UKIE touts Government scheme to make startups more attractive to investors
Investors benefit from tax reliefs
Sony and Nintendo should give up on hardware and focus on phones reckons UKIE chairman Andy Payne
'Dinosaurs' are acting like they're on drugs