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Kabam is an entertainment company that is one of the world’s leaders of AAA console quality games for mobile devices. Kabam’s leadership team is unparalleled in the industry, with executives from some of best global companies in entertainment, games, media, consumer goods, internet and enterprise software. Kabam’s “freemium” business model enables players to access games on their mobile devices at no cost or obligation. Players who enjoy Kabam games can pay for premium content in the game to enhance their playing experience. The average Kabam player is highly engaged, playing more than two hours a day.
Gary Musick Company is a Nashville, TN-based company in the Media and Entertainment sector.
FiringSquad is a Santa Monica, CA-based company in the Media and Entertainment sector.
Thomas Nelson, Inc. is a leading publisher and distributor of books emphasizing Christian, inspirational and family value themes and is the largest publisher of Bibles and inspirational books in the English language.
CÜR Media, Inc. is developing a new streaming music experience that intersects Pandora and Spotify for listening on the web and mobile devices. CÜR Media, Inc. is based in Connecticut, and is led by Tom Brophy, a successful digital media entrepreneur, and entertainment and music industry veterans John A. Lack (creator of MTV, Nickelodeon, ESPN2, and The Movie Channel) and Bob Jamieson (former Chairman/CEO of RCA Records). CÜR Music began testing in early 2012 as Raditaz, a DMCA compliant Internet radio product, and has developed web, iPhone and Android applications that in beta had over 150,000 monthly unique users. The Company plans to launch its enhanced product offering later this year with a multi-million dollar marketing campaign. The market for streaming music access is massive. The $6.7B US recorded music market is shifting from CDs and music downloads to streaming music (access models). 275 million people over the age of 6 still listen to the radio and spend 15 hours per week listening, and more than 120 million people use some form of Internet radio in the US every month.