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GamesIndustry.biz and Games Press launch jobs service for video games industry

London, December 2, 2004: Games Press (http://www.gamespress.com), the leading online information resource for games industry journalists, and GamesIndustry.biz (http://www.gamesindustry.biz), the world's leading video games trade publication, today announced the launch of the Games Press online jobs service.

Powered by GamesIndustry.biz's already internationally renowned employment section - which advertises more than 100 new job vacancies every week - the Games Press jobs section will allows users access to the hottest opportunities in the world of European video games.

The launch of the Games Press employment service arrives after the September 2004 announcement of a longstanding content and business agreement between Games Press and GamesIndustry.biz. Games Press users are now able to browse a wide range of vacancies and apply for jobs directly from the Games Press site.

"The launch of Games Press's employment section marks a significant advancement of the overall service offered by the union between Games Press and GamesIndustry.biz," said Patrick Garratt, GamesIndustry.biz's Business Development Manager. "Now advertisers and users can enjoy placements of ads on both sites, and Games Press further cements itself as an absolute essential destination for games journalists."

"This is the best deal for every one of our visitors," said Steve Owen, Technical Director of Games Press. "Thousands of journalists and other games industry professionals around the world now have access to a huge database of jobs. While it's our intention to continue to concentrate on editorial positions, thanks to GamesIndustry.biz we now include jobs throughout the industry for any professional who fancies a change of scenery."

To further information on how you can advertise your vacancies on both Games Press and GamesIndustry.biz, please contact Rupert Loman by calling +44 (0)1273 382521 or e-mailing Rupert@gamesindustry.biz.

Contacts:

Patrick Garratt - Business Development Manager, Eurogamer Network

Tel: ++44 (0)790 383 1070

Patrick@eurogamer.net

Rupert Loman - Director of Operations, Eurogamer Network

Tel: ++44 (0)127 338 2521

Rupert@eurogamer.net

Steve Owen / Jonathan Davies

Technical Director / Production Director, Games Press Ltd

Tel: 020 8384 2507

steve.owen@gamespress.com / jonathan.davies@gamespress.com

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NOTES TO EDITORS

About Eurogamer Network

Founded in September 1999 by brothers Rupert and Nick Loman, Brighton-based Eurogamer is the publisher of one of the most popular and fastest-growing games editorial sites in Europe, Eurogamer.net. Eurogamer also publishes the market-leading industry resource, GamesIndustry.biz, which has been quickly established as the leading source of industry-focused news and information for the interactive entertainment industry in the UK and abroad.

About Games Press Ltd

Based in London, and formed in the summer of 2000 by games journalists Steve Owen and Jonathan Davies, www.gamespress.com has grown to become the world's leading online resource for the games media. The site is used regularly by nearly 9,000 journalists from the print press, TV, radio and online media, along with retailers, games publishers, developers and PR agencies. Updated daily, the site hosts an archive of over 12,000 press releases and 120,000 images from more than 1,600 games companies. It is funded by premium services used by nearly 200 media organisations and games companies worldwide. Games Press also develops sophisticated and imaginative online PR solutions for a growing range of clients including Electronic Arts, Lunch PR, Barrington Harvey, Bastion and Digital Jesters.

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