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Game Table Online Brings Board Games To The Web

For Game Table Online (GTO), creating a gaming website wasn’t about claiming a stake in the online gaming scene. It started as a way to bridge the distance between two college friends who just wanted to play a classic board game. Those friends were GTO creators Robert Eng, GTO vice-president, and Joe Minton, GTO CEO, who played board games in their spare time in college.

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aNb Media News, June 16, 2011
  • Condé Nast Signs FremantleMedia Enterprises
  • Pacific Entertainment Corporation Hires Kahn
  • HIT Entertainment Adds Licensees for Mike the Knight, Barney
  • Ben 10 Moves to The Big Screen
  • Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products Signs International Agents
  • Big Tent Entertainment Named Science Brand’s Agency of Record
  • Mind Candy Announces Moshi Monsters U.S. Toy Line
  • American Greetings Properties Introduces New Characters, New Deals
  • Stone America Rebrands Itself
  • Marvel Signs Crafty Productions
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aNb Media News, June 14, 2011
  • NASCAR Team Properties Signs Spin Master
  • Blizzard Entertainment Signs MEGA Brands
  • 4Kids Entertainment Signs Meat or Die, Max Adventures
  • Cabbage Patch Kids Animated Special to Hit Small Screen
  • Summertime Entertainment Signs Bandai America
  • Lisa Marks Associates Adds New Clients
  • The Jim Henson Company Signs International Deals
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Sesame Workshop’s Sesame Street

Although it may be imaginary, most kids know at an early age how to get to Sesame Street. Show creator Joan Ganz Cooney set the groundwork for this in 1966 after conducting a study on television and child development. Displeased with her findings, which showed children in underserved communities were underprepared for school, she set out to create a more focused educational children’s program. Three years later, Sesame Street premiered.