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Atlas Mobile Announces New Content Slate and Continued Success for 2004.

Company Reveals Four New Titles at the BREW(R) 2004 Developers Conference As It Achieves Significant Milestone

Atlas Mobile, Inc., the worldwide leader in mobile, skills-based multiplayer tournament games in which players compete against each other for fun and prizes, today announces four new BREW-based titles for its service at the BREW 2004 Developers Conference being held June 7-9 in San Diego. This news comes as Atlas has surpassed four million multiplayer games played on its mobile tournament game service in its first five months of operation.

Launched in late December 2003, Atlas Mobile's game service has grown rapidly and continues to accelerate, now exceeding one million games played per month and fueled by its blockbuster titles: Tetris(TM) Tournament for Prizes(TM) (published by Blue Lava Wireless), Hold'em Poker+ for Prizes(TM), Solitaire for Prizes(TM), Switchix for Prizes(TM), QBz(TM) for Prizes(TM), Prize-21 for Prizes(TM) and Golf Solitaire for Prizes(TM).

Wireless subscribers with BREW-enabled handsets can join Atlas Mobile's game service and compete in continuous head-to-head and weekly progressive tournaments to win gift cards, CDs, DVDs, movie tickets and more, directly from their mobile phones.

Atlas announces the following upcoming titles and partners:

* MS. PAC-MAN(R) Tournaments for Prizes(TM) (published by Namco America

Inc.) -- A refreshing, tournament-enabled update to the arcade smash.

* Boulder Dash(R) - Tournaments for Prizes(TM) (co-published with First

Star Software, Inc.) -- The classic game with the excitement of

dynamically generated caves.

* Sveerz for Prizes(TM) -- Players must match the tones sung by the

Sveerz characters in this musical memory challenge. Sveerz(TM) is a

successful web-based game licensed from Skunk Studios LLC.



* Daily Jigsaw Tournaments(TM) (published by Sennari Mobile) -- New

jigsaws are delivered each day to be solved for fun or in tournament

competition.

"We are thrilled to announce this incredible slate of titles," said Isaac Babbs, President and CEO of Atlas Mobile. "Our new partners recognize the unique experience we offer to the gaming community, and we think these new titles are some of the all-time best. By playing over one million tournament games each month, our subscribers have already shown that they love competing against one another for fun and for prizes, and we look forward to giving them even more of what they want."

"Atlas Mobile continues to develop games that incorporate broad appeal with a unique competitive aspect," said Mike Yuen, director of BREW Developer Relations, QUALCOMM Internet Services. "The BREW solution's flexibility and comprehensive business and technical approach is truly conducive to support companies such as Atlas Mobile who consistently strive to bring new experiences to mobile gamers."

QUALCOMM's BREW solution provides products and services that connect the mobile marketplace value chain, which includes publishers, application developers, content providers, device manufacturers, operators and consumers.

Publishers and developers worldwide are generating revenue from BREW-based applications and content, and 26 manufacturers have offered more than 135 BREW-enabled device models to consumers. BREW is successfully enabling the commercial wireless data services of many successful operators, including Verizon Wireless, ALLTEL, Cellular One, MetroPCS, Midwest Wireless, NTELOS and U.S. Cellular in the United States, China Unicom, KDDI in Japan, KTF in South Korea, Hutch in Thailand, Telstra in Australia, VIVO in Brazil, BellSouth Chile, BellSouth Colombia, BellSouth Ecuador, BellSouth Guatemala, BellSouth Nicaragua, BellSouth Panama, BellSouth Peru, Telefonica Moviles in Peru, Movicom in Argentina, Telcel and Movilnet in Venezuela, Verizon Dominican Republic, Verizon Wireless Puerto Rico, Pelephone in Israel and Zapp in Romania.



About Atlas Mobile, Inc.

Atlas Mobile is a mobile game services company focused on delivering the best skills-based multiplayer tournament games on mobile phones. Atlas provides a complete client-server tournament service and a series of well-known, easy-to-learn, casual games. Every Atlas Mobile game encourages mobile phone players to compete against each other to win prizes in continuous head-to-head and weekly progressive tournaments. Atlas Mobile publishes original titles and powers games from other leading mobile game publishers. Atlas Mobile is based in San Mateo, California. Competition goes Mobile (TM). Visit Atlas Mobile at http://www.atlas-mobile.com/.

MS. PAC-MAN is a registered trademark of Namco Ltd. (c) 1982 Namco Ltd. All rights reserved. For Prizes(TM) is a trademark of Atlas-Mobile, Inc. QUALCOMM and BREW are registered trademarks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.



For further information please contact: Stephen Kobelski of Atlas Mobile, Inc., +1-650-375-0108, skobelski@atlas-mobile.com.

CONTACT: Stephen Kobelski of Atlas Mobile, Inc., +1-650-375-0108, skobelski@atlas-mobile.com

Web site: http://www.atlas-mobile.com/



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Dance like Baby Groot to 'Guardians of the Galaxy' remix

Dance like Baby Groot to 'Guardians of the Galaxy' remix - CNET

Dance like no one's watching you with this "Guardians of the Galaxy" music remix.Marvel

Explosions! Impromptu dancing! Space battles! Marvel's hit film "Guardians of the Galaxy" gets its own music video thanks to Eclectic Method.

We already know Baby Groot can bust a move, but now Rocket Raccoon, Gamora, Drax the Destroyer, Yondu Udonta, Nebula, The Collector and other characters have a dance remix worth fighting to. Even Star-Lord shows off his fancy footwork too.

Related storiesSay 'I am Groot' in 15 more languages'Guardians of the Galaxy' animated TV series on the wayMake your own 'Guardians of the Galaxy' dancing Baby Groot

Eclectic Method -- led by Johnny Wilson -- is known for its danceable audio-visual remixes that gained acclaim by appearing as an artist in the 2009 documentary "Copyright Criminals," which celebrated the creativity of music sampling.



In past music videos, Eclectic Method have remixed everything from "RoboCop" to "Ghostbusters." Even famous robots like R2-D2 and Johnny Five get their own techno dance theme.

Watch Eclectic Method's "Guardians of the Galaxy" remix to see why dancing and defending the universe go together so well.

Asia Fund Weekly News, March 3, 2014

By Nishant Kumar

HONG KONG, March 3 Sun Mar 2, 2014 9:17pm EST

HONG KONG, March 3 (Reuters) - News and developments in the Asian funds industry in the last week.

MARCH 3

Dagmar Baeuerle, a director of prime finance business advisory services for Asia-Pacific at the prime brokerage unit of Citigroup, has quit, sources familiar with the matter said. Baeuerle, who was responsible for consultancy services to hedge funds, had joined the bank in 2010 from U.S. money manager Crown Advisors International. A Citigroup spokesman declined comment. Baeuerle could not be reached for comment.

James Chen, former head of programme trading and Delta One in Asia ex-Japan at Barclays Plc, started as head of the Asia desk for equities last week at BlueCrest Capital, said a spokesman for BlueCrest, which is one of the world's biggest hedge fund firms and manages $32 billion. Chen is based in Singapore and reports to London-based Christian Dalban, who is heading BlueCrest's efforts to expand into equities. BlueCrest has hired at least 25 portfolio managers for the equity business which is seeded with its partners capital. It employs 580 people globally.

FEBRUARY 28

Norway's $840 billion sovereign fund, the world's biggest equity investor, has cut its investments in gold and coal miners due to environmental concerns and will review the entire mining sector this year, it said on Friday.

The world's top investors cut exposure to emerging European equities to a five-month low in February as they fretted over a spillover from tensions in Ukraine and Russia, Reuters polls showed on Friday.



Japan's public pension fund, the world's largest, reported a 4.73 percent return on investments in the October-December quarter, thanks to gains in Japanese stocks and an increase in the value of its foreign assets due to a weaker yen.

China granted nearly $3 billion in fresh quotas to licensed overseas institutional investors in February, data released on Friday by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) showed.

Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), the world's largest pension fund, said on Friday it has joined Canada's Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System (OMERS) and Development Bank of Japan in investing in infrastructure projects.

China fund managers suggested raising bond allocations to the highest in five months, while cutting back on equities to a 10-month low as a slowing economy stokes fears of credit defaults, according to a monthly Reuters poll.

Japanese fund managers raised the assets in their model portfolio allocated to stocks to a 2-1/2-year high in February, favouring U.S. shares as they chalked up recent softness in U.S. data to extreme weather, a Reuters poll showed.

FEBRUARY 27

China's latest step to overhaul its pension system to even out payments between urban and rural residents is a move experts say is more symbolic than sweeping.

China has released details of a pension scheme reform that seeks to decrease urban-rural economic divisions before 2020, state media reported on Wednesday, part of an overhaul that encourages labour mobility but does not address deeper problems in the system.

FEBRUARY 26

Luxembourg is talking to China about allowing mutual recognition of investment funds based in the two countries, a senior Luxembourg official said on Wednesday.

Seth Fischer, one of Asia's best-known hedge fund managers, has written to Nintendo Co Ltd urging the Japanese console maker to develop and sell games for mobile platforms run by Apple Inc and Google Inc.

FEBRUARY 25

Singapore's state investment agency's fund management arm, Fullerton, is to open an office in London to build up its business with European investors, Britain's finance ministry said on Tuesday.

Hedge funds launched in Asia in 2013 raised a fifth less than a year before as more managers launched funds with smaller sizes, according to a survey.

FEBRUARY 24

Large Indian investors are challenging a plan by Maruti Suzuki to source cars from an Indian plant to be built by its parent, Suzuki Motor Co, saying minority shareholders would be better off if Maruti made the cars itself.



Azerbaijan's state oil fund plans to spend about $1 billion on real estate abroad, mainly in Asia and Australia, the fund's deputy CEO said, as it further diversifies a broad portfolio of foreign assets.

Singapore-based asset manager Dymon Asia Capital has partnered former SAC Capital portfolio manager Carl Vine to raise a $500 million global hedge fund to invest in stocks, as investor interest in equity-focused funds makes a strong comeback. (Compiled by Nishant Kumar; Editing by Chris Gallagher)

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