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Europe Comic Con Kielce 2016 [informacja prasowa]

Pierwsze popkulturowe targi w Polsce –  EUROPE COMIC CON KIELCE 25 – 27 listopada 2016. 

Od 25 do 27 listopada będziemy bawić się na pierwszej w Polsce imprezie nawiązującej bezpośrednio do słynnych amerykańskich Comic Conów. Europe Comic Con Kielce to event kulturalny, jakiego do tej pory nie było, bo skierowany do wszystkich, którzy uwielbiają kulturę popularną i chcą z nią obcować.

Europe Comic Con Kielce to gwiazdy filmowe na wyciągniecie ręki.

Europe Comic Con Kielce to warsztaty z ikonami kina.

Europe Comic Con Kielce to spotkania z waszymi ulubionymi pisarzami.

Europe Comic Con Kielce to wreszcie największe kulturalne targi w Polsce, i naszej części Europy.

  TARGI KIELCE TO:

90 000 M2 POWIERZCHNI WYSTAWIENNICZEJ

W TYM 36 000 M2 WEWNĄTRZ BUDYNKÓW

7 W PEŁNI WYPOSAŻONYCH HAL WYSTAWOWYCH

EUROPE COMIC CON KIELCE TO:

PONAD 150 PUNTÓW PROGRAMU W TYM: PRELEKCJE, WARSZTATY, SPOTKANIA

MASKARADA – COSPLAY

6 BLOKÓW PROGRAMOWYCH…

A W NICH:

FILM:

Spotkanie z gwiazdą filmowej serii „Harry Potter…”.

Premiery filmowe. Maratony z serialami. Spotkania z międzynarodowymi gwiazdami.

Polska premiera reżyserskiego debiutu Michaela Biehna „The Victim”.

Huczne obchody 40. urodzin „Carrie” Briana DePalmy.

Spotykanie i warsztaty z Markiem L. Lesterem, twórcą legendarnego „Commando”.

Dla wielbicieli „Gry o Tron” i „Iron Mana” spotkanie z Tony Swattonem – hollywoodzkim kowalem, który tworzy rekwizyty do wielkich hollywoodzkich filmów (m.in. miecze w „Grze o Tron”, zbroja Iron Mana, młot Thora).

LITERATURA:

Polskie powieści na ekrany.

Dokąd zmierza Marvel?

Co to chick noir, czyli o co chodzi z kobiecymi kryminałami?

William Gibson, człowiek który przewidział przyszłość.

Czy Król horroru jest jeden, autorzy lepsi od Stephena Kinga.

GRY:

3 gigantyczne gameroomy.

Specjalnie wydzielone miejsce dla wielbicieli gier karcianych, planszowych, strategicznych i RPG.

Warsztaty – jak zostać programistą gier komputerowych.

Gorące premiery.

MUZYKA:

Zmiana warty w muzyce filmowej.

Dział biografii muzycznych, a w nim m.in. pokaz biografii Milesa Davisa „Miles Ahead”.

Warsztaty muzyczne.

NAUKA:

Jak będzie wyglądać kolonizacja Marsa? – scenariusz najbardziej prawdopodobny.

Big Data – co to jest i z czym to się je.

Czy Polska stanie się potęgą w eksploatacji asteroid?

Czy jesteśmy replikantami? Co robi z nami współczesna technologia.

Psychodeliki w służbie popkultury.

Indiana Jones – czyli kim naprawdę jest archeolog?

NASA

MASKARADA:

Pokaz najlepszych kostiumów cosplay.

fot.: Kotaku

HALE TARGOWE:

A w nich miejsce dla ponad 150 wystawców.

Fot.: fashionweare.com / sport data.pl

Zapamiętajcie te daty – 25 – 27 listopada. Jeszcze nigdy w historii Polski mikołajkowe zakupy nie będą tak proste

  DLACZEGO KIELCE?

Fot.: panoramio.com

Teren Targów Kielce to najnowocześniejsza targowa zabudowa w Polsce, która pozwala docelowo obsłużyć około 200 tysięcy osób.

Wygodny dojazd z niemal każdego miejsca w Polsce.

Wygodna lokalizacja blisko centrum miasta.

Bliska odległość lotnisk.

  WIĘCEJ SZCZEGÓŁÓW WKRÓTCE NA OFICJALNEJ STRONIE WYDARZENIA

  Zainteresowanych wynajmem przestrzeni targowej i innymi formami współpracy prosimy o kontakt:

SZEF

Robert  Ziębiński

Email: [email protected]

Mobile: [phone]

WICESZEF

Witold Siekierzyński

Email: [email protected]

Mobile: + 48 501 518 152

DYREKTOR OPERACYJNY 

Radek Teklak

Email: [email protected]

DYREKTOR PROGRAMOWY

Jakub Ćwiek

Email: [email protected]

RZECZNIK PRASOWY

Paweł Dudko

Email: [email protected]

DO POBRANIA:

PEŁNE INFO PRASOWE W FORMACIE .PDF (1.0 MB)

LOGO W FORMACIE .PNG (0,6 MB) .JPG (0.3 MB)

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Game of Phones: Who Will Win the Battle for Mobile Search?

Not too long ago, if you had Googled the question, “Which company has the brightest future in mobile search?” chances are Google would’ve popped up high in its own results. But since the EU announced its investigation into Google for antitrust violations mid-April, Google’s placement in its own results could be detrimental, since the bulk of the EU investigation stems around unfair favoritism of Google's own products.

Before one can fully gauge the impact of the Commission’s actions, it’s important to understand where Google stood just before the announcement; threatened by declining desktop search numbers and the shadow of an apple slowly encroaching upon it’s sacred world with talks of an Apple search engine in development.

Although Google currently stands as the default search engine for five of the top seven mobile browsers, it has known for some time its reign as King of Desktop Search is drawing to a close, mainly because that particular kingdom itself has taken a tumble. As far back as 2013 with the launch of App Indexing, Google began making moves to secure footing in an app-driven world. However since Apple announced at the WWDC last June its plans to launch deep-linking capabilities in iOS 9 for installed apps via Spotlight, with details of a future ‘Cloud Search’ included in their developer documents, Google’s metaphorical time bomb began ticking.

Google may have four times the user base of Apple, but 75% of their mobile search revenue comes from their contract with Apple as the default search engine for Safari, clearly depicting the potent value of the iOS user. Apple, with its successful track record of watching and learning from others will no doubt use their resources to claim their realm in mobile search, and no one, especially Google, can blame them. And with the army of resources they boast, the battle will be quick and fierce.

Mobile search newcomers stand to gain ground.

The recent chinks in Google’s armor means innovators stand a chance to grab a greater chunk of glory. Instead of focusing on how to overtake Google, smart start-ups have used their time towards developing the best technology to match the evolution of the industry and focus on mobile search. Despite the investigations by the EUCC or Apple’s inevitable reclaiming of sole authority over its browser, success in mobile search was never guaranteed to Grandpa Google. Companies like Relcy, Vurb and NTENT who have made substantial progress in the areas of app indexing/deep-linking and who have developed a convenient, addictive search bar stand to benefit most at battle’s end.

How is the war for search impacting Telcos?

Telcos stand to face a bushel of challenges dependent upon their global region over the next five years, however they all face the ongoing challenge of profit erosion from OTT applications disrupting legacy revenue streams. Google faces the same challenges. To win on mobile search telcos and search companies will need to join forces and create alliances that create new value-added services for the user. The EUCC’s stance on behalf of competition and innovation echo this sentiment. The outcome of these cases could grant telcos an opportunity to capture a larger share of ad revenue through a new breed of services. This shifting landscape behooves telecoms to seek out partnerships with those companies who find the best way to deliver a convenient, relevant user experience.

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Unphased by Investigations, Google Launches Gboard Keyboard for iOS

Despite the European Commission’s recent announcement it will investigate Google for antitrust violations, Google released a new iOS keyboard with quick-touch access to their search engine making it easier than ever to capture the attention and habits of a mobile phone user. The new Gboard keyboard includes several bells and whistles from the option to swipe-type to keyword gif search, but the most enticing feature is the ability to access and share information via Google search without the need to toggle apps. In a digital universe where fractions of a second matter at the pace of an Olympic medal race, the gold medal winner will be the company who captures users’ attention and links them to the world through one screen. In this case, Google isn’t just the name of the keyboard or the search engine; it’s a word synonymous with the action of searching the Internet. The only bells Gboard should be setting off are warning bells.

The EUCC has thrown down the gauntlet at Google, taking a vocal stand against the company’s alleged abuse of power through two separate investigations worth (literally) billions of dollars. In one case, the EUCC alleges that Google forced Android phone makers to pre-install their own apps thereby preventing competition. In the other, they address claims of unfair favoritism within Google’s search results. The United States Federal Trade Commission has also reopened investigations into the favoritism claims after a previous inquiry in 2013 found no evidence of wrongdoing. This marks a significant move from Google’s home-field territory who up until now seemed to remain neutral in Google’s rise to power.

Getty Images recently filed a claim against Google stating its high-resolution image search contributes to piracy and detracts traffic from their site. No matter how convenient, efficient or relevant the next Google launch turns out to be, it will undoubtedly come under scrutiny by lawmakers and regulators all over the world. While it’s unlikely that any outcome will lead to something as dramatic as the end of Google, the proceedings play a weighty role within the communications sector, as steps towards some semblance of regulation seem to be underway.

Google has made several maneuvers over the course of the past few years in preparation to enter the telecom industry as a viable competitor to traditional telecoms. Any pending litigation that may result in regulatory changes could impact the future Google landscape, and set the general tone for the industry moving forward, for example: The U.S. Federal Communications Commission and Federal Trade Commission recently launched corresponding inquiries against Google, Apple and several mobile operators regarding how security patches are developed and implemented, again reminding us that the fight for mobile user and innovator rights is alive and thriving.

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Things I done and seen.

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Whitewater Kayaking

7:00 am: Wake up, eat a big breakfast (scrambled egg sandwich and oatmeal), pack up my gear for the day

8:10 am: Head out to meet the bus

8:40 am: Everyone is arrived and on the mini-bus, which is actually more of a 15 passenger van

9:00 am: Arrive at the lockup and load all of the kayaks and gear into the trailer

10:00 am: Headed out! Our 1.5 hour journey was filled with a “radio show” hosted by Sam, sitting shotgun, with segments presented by random members of the bus. We also had some quality canoe music including ‘Just around the River bend’ and ‘Sail’

11:15 am: arrive at ASDA buy lunch and snacks for the day, then continue to the river

12:00 pm: Arrive at the river, change into all of the gear, and listen to a safety presentation

1:00 pm: Into the river!!!

This is the part where things start to get a bit crazy

We start it off small by learning how to get in and out of eddies, which are the calm bits behind rocks at the edge of the river. You can use them to take a break before and after going over rapids.

The rapids started off small yet terrifying for some one with no experience at all, and quickly progressed to bigger scarier things. I soon was having a great time - flying high on adrenaline. 

Just before a rather big rapid I came into an eddy on the right side of the river. Turns out the next rapid needed to be approached from the left side, so the leader of my group, Sam, explained how to ferry glide, that is, cross from one side of the river to the other by paddling upstream with a slight angle to the boat. This made sense so I followed Sam across the river - except I didn’t get that far. Somewhere in the middle, the current caught my boat spun me around and I swam.

—I will breifly interject some kayak lingo: to swim (or in this case the past tense) means to flip your boat upside-down and have to fall out

alternatively if you are an advanced kayaker, you can roll, which is when you go upside-down, but then right yourself with your paddle —

As instructed in the earlier safety briefing I ignored held my paddle, let the boat go its way, and grabbed onto the back of Sam’s boat. He brought me back to the eddy and I walked down the bank to meet my boat where he retrieved it. 

Still feeling a bit shaky I walked my kayak around the next big rapid and put in again in an eddy at the bottom of it. Everyone was super nice, making sure I was a-okay and feeding me chocolate, since silly me bought some but didn’t remember to bring it on the river. After a bit of a break waiting for everyone to come down the rapid, I paddled eagerly into the new rapids. 

The next set of rapids where much more challenging and physically demanding, as I started to feel a bit worn out I walked around another of the rapids, as did a few other people since it was a challenging one. Getting a nice rest at the bottom, I watched people shoot down the rapid, and when everyone was through I was feeling very renewed.

I hit the next set with even more enthusiasm and made it though a few more before swimming at the end of a pretty fun drop. Swimming there was exhilarating. There was no one immediately there so I got to float downriver for a little before Adam came and I got a fun ride on the back of his boat. 

It was a bit of a hike down to where my boat had ended up, and sadly I was about done for the day. I traversed a little bit further before almost everyone took out and we walked around a very big double drop. We had a great vantage point of the drops from a large bunch of rocks jutting out into the river. The experienced kayakers each took multiple stabs at the rapid, eventually getting everyone’s boats past the element. A very win-win scenario: they get to do the coolest element multiple times, and we didn’t have to do a tricky portage.

And that was it. We put back in, took a short paddle across the loch that the river emptied into, and got out at the parking lot where the trailer and bus were waiting for us.

5:15 pm: Eating, drying off, changing into dry clothes, and packing up all the gear took a bit. Everyone compared stories of the day: the highest number of swims rested with Richard at 7. 

7:00 pm: Headed for home :) Finally dry and cuddly in the mini-bus, we headed off, while Sam continued our “radio show”

8:45 pm: Unload quickly then back to the bus

9:15 pm: Stan (our driver) was kind enough to take us round about where we live so we didn’t have too long of walks home

9:30 pm: Home sweet home. Some more food and a warm, cuddly blanket are must haves

All in all a great day :D

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