Updated below Reliance ADA Group company Zapak is providing its games to Glamsham and Cricbuzz. Both sites are popular in their respective domains - Glamsham is Bollywood site, while Cricbuzz is a Cricket website. Cricbuzz features 8 Cricket games, while Glamsham includes 30 games - both related to films and sports. Games are both from Zapak.com, and their aggregator Zapakworld.com. Prior to a game being loaded, an advertisement is served. Gaming Affiliate Network? This isn't the first instance of a casual gaming site powering games on a website: the gaming section of Indya.com is powered by Games2win. If the games business is going to be driven by advertising, we wonder if there's opportunity in aggregating audiences from across publishers, in exchange for revenue share: In this context, gaming companies like Games2Win and Zapak, which have contextual games, can create an interface for select publishers to sign up for. Publishers can make relevant games available to their audience, via a dashboard that gives them access to games according to channels and topicality, as well as stats on views and monetization. This would be in exchange for an advertising revenue share. For example, a financial site like UTVi could choose finance related games for their visitors, or ESPN-STAR could make racing games available on their Formula 1 page. This will allow gaming companies to reach out to a wide audience, as explained in the chart above, and also offer advertisers a wider audience base; do note that something similar to this has been implemented in…
