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Andhra CM to open NASSCOM event

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NASSCOM,
in association with Government of Andhra Pradesh, will host 'NASSCOM Animation
India 2006' on January 12-13 2006 here.

The two-day event has been
structured to address emerging global oppor­tu­nities and strategies for
animation and gaming industry in India.

Chief Minister of Andhra
Pradesh, Dr YS Rajasekhara Reddy, will deliver the inau­gural address at the
event.

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NASSCOM Study on Ani­ma­tion
and Gaming Industry in India will also be released during the event, which will
cover overview of Animation and Gaming Industry, Out­sour­cing Trends,
Animation and Gaming Services, Com­petitive Position of India as an Outsourcing
Destination, Potential Inhibitors and Suggestions and Company profiles —
animation and gaming.

With global entertain­ment
majors like Walt Dis­ney, Imax, Warner Brothers and Sony signing up contra­cts
with Indian animation companies, India is fast emer­ging as an alternative to
Korea, Philippine and Taipei for animation outsourcing and is being recognized
as a post-production hub for animation.

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According to NASSCOM
estimates, the animation industry in India is currently growing at a CAGR of 30
percent. With increase in the backend service work, Indian studios are moving up
the value chain; thus witnessing more co-production deals.

Also, with growth of the
entertainment and the mobile industry, the gaming industry too has seen a boom.
The gaming industry, which is worth US$ 10 billion in USA, is yet to be
seriously tapped by Indian companies. Further, with the wireless domain growing
at a furious pace giving fillip to use of a range of new devices, the potential
for Indian game developers is enormous.

NASSCOM Animation India 2006, in its third year now is an
ideal platform for delegates to get 'real world' information on the anima­tion
and gaming industry with sessions like 'How to build world class animation
company,' 'How Asia leads the growth in the wireless content,' 'Mobile
Gaming,' 'Development strategies in children's entertainment and
content,' 'TV Anima­tion-India on the world

map' etc.

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