David 
23/02/2015The FLEGA Café @ Anima Festival on February 19 was a big success! Attendance was high, everything was perfectly organized (a big thank you to the people at the Anima Festival) and FLEGA board member Dirk Van Welden did a great job moderating! We saw some amazing projects and heard fascinating stories! We would especially Continue reading →
David 09/02/2015Our next FLEGA Cafe will take place on Thursday 19.02 at the Anima Festival (Flagey, Brussels). The main theme will be Transmedia. Please join us for a round table at 14h30 about the post-modern Hip Hop web-series Urbance (presented by producer Denis Friedman) and the ecological TV series fable ZOOks (presented by scriptwriter and director Kristoff Leue). Continue reading →
David 12/12/2014This Wednesday attorneys François Coppens and Johan Vandendriessche, specialized in audio visual content and gaming, talked about intellectual property rights and (international) contracts at our FLEGA Afternoon Café. In case you missed it (which is a shame really) you can check out their presentation online. On their blog they have much more information that could be of use/help. Continue reading →
David 06/11/2014Last night’s FLEGA Café @ Larian was a great success! Founder and CEO of Larian Studios, Swen Vincke, took us on a tour of the Larian offices and shared his Divinity: Original Sin story. He told the 40+ crowd that the Larian success is mostly due to very, very hard work, clever PR strategy and genuine community Continue reading →
David 04/08/2014GamesCom is the biggest games trade show in the world, taking place every year in Cologne, Germany. Next week at GamesCom don’t miss out the opportunity to visit these fine FLEGA member companies! You can find most of them in the Entertainment Area. GriN showcases Woolfe in Hall 10.1, booth B016 Crazy Monkey Studios shows off Continue reading →
David 24/07/2014FLEGA & Creative Europe MEDIA Desk Flanders present Games Summit 2014 on Friday October 3 in Antwerp. The digital shift in the gaming world is creating a set of new challenges. At the same time, games are opening up in a participation perspective, becoming public and wielding great potential to help shape society. Part of this Continue reading →
