Kalador Entertainment

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Kalador Entertainment Inc.
Type Corporation
Founded 2000
Headquarters Victoria, Canada
Key people Richard Mosher, President & CEO
Industry Computer and video games
Employees 20
Subsidiaries MobileRated
Website http://www.kalador.com/

Kalador is a leading international publisher and developer of video games for mobile phones. Headquartered in Canada and founded in 2000, Kalador is a private corporation.

Kalador delivers premium WAP and J2ME games to consumers via relationships with major telephone wireless carriers, handset manufacturers, specialized distributors and Kalador's own on-line portal, available for both web and WAP browsers. Kalador licenses third party developer products and distributes them through its network of sales channels.

Kalador is one of a handful of companies that built the mobile games industry from the ground up. The company is known for the quality of its products, from the WAP game, Outlast! through J2ME games like Billy Battles Back and Fists of Wudan.

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Kalador is a leading international publisher and developer of video games for mobile phones. Founded in May 2000, Kalador began as a WAP game provider dealing mainly with North American carriers such as Telus Mobility [1], AT&T Wireless, and Rogers Wireless [2]. Today Kalador is known for its distribution of Java games for mobile phones and has agreements with over 20 carriers worldwide and sells directly to consumers worldwide via its on-line games portal.

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Kalador was selected by O2 and Momentum Pictures to develop WAP and Java games based upon the hit movie, Out of Time, starring Denzel Washington, to be released with the official movie release in the UK [3], [4].

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