Digital Bridges Scoops Tornado 100 Award For 4th Year Running
Three dbigames titles short-listed for BAFTA Games Awards.
Digital Bridges, a world leader in the creation and distribution of mobile entertainment solutions, today announced that for the fourth consecutive year, it has been chosen as a winner in the annual Tornado 100 Award. The Tornado 100 list represents the best performing and innovative high-tech private companies of Europe and Israel, and as a 2004 Tornado 100 Winner, Digital Bridges is deemed 'a company to watch' in 2005.
Combining its own analysis with advice from industry experts, Tornado Insider assembles the annual Tornado100 lists appreciating excellence in Innovative, Commercial and Financial performance.
Tornado Insider was convinced that, from among thousands of start-up peers, Digital Bridges and the products and services it is commercialising today will change tomorrow's trends. Thus, the company is ranked among the elite of Europe's high-tech entrepreneurial vanguard.
In a separate news item, Digital Bridges, together with developers, Distinctive Developments and Iomo, has had three db/i/games mobile games titles short-listed for BAFTA Games Awards. The games nominated - Colin McRae 2005, 3D Pool and EA SPORTS Tiger Woods 2005 PGA Tour - make up 50% of the six mobile games titles short-listed for a BAFTA Award.
Brian Greasley, CEO of Digital Bridges, commented "It is an honour to be a Tornado 100 winner for the fourth straight year, and nice to observe that the excellence our individual titles is being recognised by awards like the BAFTA's in parallel with the recognition of the company as a whole."
Combining its own analysis with advice from industry experts, Tornado Insider assembles the annual Tornado100 lists appreciating excellence in Innovative, Commercial and Financial performance.
Tornado Insider was convinced that, from among thousands of start-up peers, Digital Bridges and the products and services it is commercialising today will change tomorrow's trends. Thus, the company is ranked among the elite of Europe's high-tech entrepreneurial vanguard.
In a separate news item, Digital Bridges, together with developers, Distinctive Developments and Iomo, has had three db/i/games mobile games titles short-listed for BAFTA Games Awards. The games nominated - Colin McRae 2005, 3D Pool and EA SPORTS Tiger Woods 2005 PGA Tour - make up 50% of the six mobile games titles short-listed for a BAFTA Award.
Brian Greasley, CEO of Digital Bridges, commented "It is an honour to be a Tornado 100 winner for the fourth straight year, and nice to observe that the excellence our individual titles is being recognised by awards like the BAFTA's in parallel with the recognition of the company as a whole."