Intent Media's must-read interactive entertainment directory is published on July 27th

Game tech, cloud and digital services added to influential trade guide Sourcebook

Intent Media’s must-read directory of interactive entertainment agencies will be published in July.

For 2012 we are including extra sections for digital, technology and analytics firms.

Sourcebook is the ultimate directory for agencies and support businesses working in games, technology and entertainment fields.

It is published on July 27th as both an online directory and a premium print product that sits on desks year-round.

To book your place, contact Jennie Lane on Jennie.Lane@intentmedia.co.uk or call her on 01992 535 647. But HURRY – the deadline for inclusion is the end of June.

The guide covers sectors such as Creative & Promotional, Customer Services, Gaming Accessories, International Distribution, Legal Services, Localisation, QA & Testing, Manufacturing Services, Recruitment plus Distribution & Logistics.

This year we are adding new categories for Digital Distribution, plus Cloud, Web Services & Infrastructure businesses, Monetisation & Payment providers, Regional Associations, Game Studios, Game Technology vendors, and Research & Analysis outfits.

Sourcebook showcases the leading players across each sector, offering a snapshot of the resources on offer, plus client history and contact details.

Over 20,000 copies of the premium print version are being published, including 10,000 inserted into the July 27th edition of MCV.

It is also included with selected reader codes of Develop next month, plus distributed at key events such as the London Games Conference.

It is also is available as an online directory at www.intentmedia.co.uk/sourcebook/

Contact Jennie Lane on Jennie.Lane@intentmedia.co.uk or call her on 01992 535 647.

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