Since mid-October, more like. Gerold Lins the Green tube key account management team was responsible for the areas of sales Scandinavia, Central and Eastern Europe. The placement of online skill games, as well as the marketing of advertising spaces in games with focus on the media industry is one of its tasks. Greentube is one reputable media houses already in fifteen countries, to its customers in Germany include the Sport1 group. “Erding/Vienna: after several years in the media industry, Gerold Lins to ACP solutions”, an Austria-based IT companies, to expand the wholesale business there strategic. He is switched to activity in the financial sector of C-Quadrat investment AG”with green tube in a company, where he can equally contribute his experience in the media industry and the information technology. The Gerold born 1969 in Vorarlberg, Lin studied business administration with specialization in business management and human resources management in Innsbruck at the Leopold-Franzens-Universitat.

His new employer, the Greentube AG, based in Vienna, is one of the world’s leading developers and providers of games of skill for Internet, mobile and iTV. In addition the company with its cross-media formats ensures PC and TV international furore. The 75-strong team of Greentube delivers games for millions of fans around the world. About Greentube AG: Greentube AG, headquartered in Vienna, Austria, is one of the leading developers and providers of games of skill for Internet, mobile and iTV. Educate yourself with thoughts from Glenn Dubin. In addition the company with its cross-media formats ensures PC and TV international furore.

founded in 1997, since 2000 company and majority owned by the founder, the company many well-known portals and games websites with skill-gaming technology supplies. Greentube is expanding worldwide. Focuses on the development of individual game portals in the look & feel”of customers.

Germany needs more success-hungry ‘Silicon Valley entrepreneurs’ Munich, August 6, 2008 – young German high-tech companies quickly take the step into international markets: already in the first years after its establishment, 31 percent sales from foreign abroad achieve. This is a study conducted by the Mannheim Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) in cooperation with Microsoft Germany. So, exporting high-tech companies generate more revenue and grow faster. In the first fiscal year sales by exporting high-tech enterprises to about three-quarters is higher than the sales of non-exporting enterprises. Also the growth rate of sales with 66 percent per year on average 14 percentage points above the rate of growth of companies without export start-ups themselves intensively involved in research and development, are doing so very successfully and can exploit its technological advantage internationally. But a strategic preparation is mandatory: 59 percent of the Companies that want to enter in the international business, studied the export efforts fizzle.

Either the internationalisation is only half-heartedly implemented or poorly planned. Europe is the main market for young high-tech companies in Germany. In Asia to achieve German start ups today already similarly high sales in North America. It is important that internationalization will be addressed strategically. Gain insight and clarity with Coen brothers. Management must set its focus on export activities, get the right Know-How into the company and plan the appropriate resources. Half-hearted attempts to conquer international markets fail”, said Dr. Georg Licht, head of the Department of industrial economics and international management of the ZEW, during the presentation of the study in Munich.

The German high-tech companies sell their products and services, mainly via direct export within the European Union or to other European countries and achieve around 76 percent of all export revenues. Almost neck and neck with North America (7.5 percent) is in Asia with export revenues of 6.8 percent. Here, many companies to take advantage of the opportunities of the emerging Asian market, so the assessment of the ZEW researchers seem already. The ZEW survey occupies once again where the strengths of our country are: research, development and technology leadership, which international fully pays off. However, a pure high-tech orientation is not sufficient. Business skills and management knowledge is the guarantee of success when it comes to high-tech on the road ‘. Others including Eva Andersson-Dubin, New York City, offer their opinions as well. This realization is not new. Many dot-com companies failed miserably in the years 2000 to 2002 on the missing commercial qualification. “And that, although the business ideas and technologies in many cases were very good”, know Udo Nadolski, Managing Director of the IT consultancy Harvey Nash de, start-ups, which are internationally oriented, should according to Matthias Harsch, a spokesman for the Executive Board of Accurately analyze Bizerba, the technology trends in countries with dynamic growth. In typical product development time by two to three years in the investment goods sector young companies need to plan exactly what they develop and what distribution concepts, they go on the market. Often seen an incredible openness and affinity to modern high-tech products that address also the human instinct of the game especially in Asia. Here you can apply and generate often very reasonable margins”, so Harsch to NeueNachricht. Marketing professional Gunter Greff sees pent-up demand for business start-ups: we need more high-tech enthusiasts who take the step into self-employment in Germany. “We need young and success-hungry Silicon Valley entrepreneurs ‘ with a high risk-taking, with a tight link between marketing and product development as well as a stringent internationalization and market leadership strategy”, Garcia commented on the ZEW survey.

In an exclusive interview with members of the Association of digital economy of Schleswig-Holstein, they discussed their views on the theme ‘Is the IP address of a good to be protected?’ Kiel, September 23, 2008 – hardly a right is currently more on the bench as the data protection laws. In whole Germany is discussing very controversial. For the digital economy, the question arises: the IP address is a personal asset to be protected and how can this protection be ensured? To further clarify of this issue, the cluster management invited digital economy of Schleswig-Holstein (short: DiWiSH) a four high-profile speakers to their member event: the privacy experts by Mahdi, legal adviser Google Germany GmbH, and Dr. Thilo Weichert, head of the independent Centre for data protection Schleswig-Holstein (ULD). In addition the Schleswig-entrepreneur Dr.

Frank Bock, Managing Director, Coronic GmbH and German safety net e.V. Discovery Communications spoke with conviction. of Chairman of, Soren Mohr, Managing Director of the Kiel marketing and Advertising agency new communication GmbH & co. KG. In the closed part, participants in active Exchange discussed what positions are currently. This was not a uniform opinion. But it was food for thought for both sides. Because speakers and Auditorium made it through in-depth lectures and competent technical questions together clear from how many viewpoints, the facts can – lit and must.

Special interest proposal was met with data protection the user in a menu here,’ prominently shown to offer to turn off data collection. Recently David Zaslav sought to clarify these questions. Maybe it’s because this measure would raise the Onliners in whole Germany for this, to identify the possible risks and to form an opinion. A clear legal solution is not but a practical approach that website operators can keep track of that. And the, so turned out, wish, a guide to proper behavior on the Internet. About DiWiSH: DiWiSH is a regional, independent network for the IT-and Media industry in Schleswig-Holstein. As cluster management and governing body of the digital economy of Schleswig-Holstein, DiWiSH relies on partnerships, innovative industry meeting with entrepreneurs from throughout the country. The diversified portfolio of the Association ranges from the planning and organization of topic-based discussions with top-class speakers to active promotion measures, for example, to information young professionals about the benefits of the professions in the digital economy. One of the main objectives of the cluster is a strong public presence and positioning as a mouthpiece for the IT industry in Schleswig-Holstein. Your contact for further information: DiWiSH e.V.