OSM Games Website of the Year 2009
Posted in Business on 01-12-2009 09:12 | 1844 Readers
The time frames has arrived. At the end of the year the balance is drawn up again. This year I have something to celebrate, because my life's work and website Online Soccer Manager (OSM) has completed a prestigious election winning: it's the best games of the website has become the year 2009.
The website of the year contest, organized by the journal Emerce, the largest audience for Internet sites. This year there are over 1.3 million votes cast. If the votes are counted, a site chosen as the winner of the entire election. Tweakers.net fell this honor this year. In addition, there is a designated category winners. In category Games OSM it was too strong for sites like spelpunt.nl, spele.nl and zylom.nl.
It is an important prize, recognition for the fact that Online Soccer Manager been one of the most popular games on the Internet.
To celebrate this fact I have the following press release put out the door:
OnlineSoccerManager.nl Website of the Year 2009 in category Games
Zoetermeer, 27 november.
OnlineSoccerManager.nl by the Dutch public voted Website of the Year 2009 in the Games category. Within this category OnlineSoccerManager.nl won the award for 'Best Website'. This was Thursday November 26 announced during a festive ceremony Website of the Year awards at the Golden Pheasant Hotel in Amsterdam.
Website of the Year awards on www.websitevanhetjaar.nl is the largest international People's Choice Award and is organized annually by online market research and MetrixLab Emerce. This year's election counted more than 1.3 million votes. Online Soccer Manager was in the Games category chosen over sites like Spelpunt.nl, Spele.nl and Zylom.
Jeroen Gamebasics, Managing Partner Game Basics: "We are very proud that we the audience on online area have won. Online Football Manager has in recent years experienced a rapid growth in both home and abroad and has worked hard to make the organization more professional, so we can develop the game. We can not think of better recognition for our game than this price. "
Online Football Manager launches iPhone application in 2010 and expands its reach further into the Middle East, Europe and Asia. During the 2010 World Cup will be a great football pool organized.
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About GameBasics BV
GameBasics from Zoetermeer is a global player in online management games. Since 2004, develops and operates GameBasics the successful internet game Online Soccer Manager. It's Game Basics' mission to make this game the biggest Internet game in the world. At this time the game has already 500,000 daily active users in 11 countries.
In the Netherlands, over 200,000 daily active players, Online Football Manager that the largest single game platform in the Netherlands.
Game Basics Online Football Manager also offers next to Plaza Challenge, a business management game where a school version also available. This game is presented annually by over 100 teachers and classes played.
Contact email: jderwort [@] gamebasics.nl
Contact phone: 079-3414450
Emerce article on Website of the Year
December 12, 2009
Emerce journal in the December issue focuses on the website of the Year. They have in the article included a quote from me. I could tell what the plans of OSM in 2010. Although it is nice of them is that they quote me, I hope that my name next time they also played well. I finally called since my birth Jeroen Gamebasics and not "Jeroen of Worthing."
For those who scan the small print in the find, here's the quote:
With OFM in 2010 we will further develop the mobile version and an iPhone application to make. We want to realize growth in the countries where we already strong: Europe and the Middle East. We try to get a foothold in Asia. During the 2010 World Cup in South Africa we organize a big football pool.
December 3rd, 2009 at 1:49 p.m.
Hey Jer & GB
Congratulations on this great prize!
Think this is a nice reward for all the work!
On to the next!
Marco greatz
December 7th, 2009 at 11:02
Hi Jer,
Have you been inside the jar? What has it become this time.