At Nokia World in London, I’ve been given the fantastic chance to interview Tim Kring, the creator of Heroes and, most importantly of Conspiracy For Good, his exciting collaboration with Nokia that was a blend of online and real-world tasks including exciting games from Store.
After four successful live events in London, more than half a million downloads of games and apps from the Store, amazing worldwide participation, Conspiracy For Good pilot Read the Signs, created by Tim Kring (Heroes) and Ovi, has come to an end. Have you attended any of them?
A couple of weeks ago we launched a contest here at the Ovi Blog about the Conspiracy For Good (CFG) project. As a recap, the Conspiracy for Good story is a very exciting collaboration with Tim Kring (the creator of “Heroes”) and Ovi! You may have heard us mention this cool initiative before – CFG is basically a blend of online and real-world action including exciting games from Store to effect real-life social change through audience participation.
Welcome to our second Ovi Podcast post! Last week we brought you our very first Ovi Podcast about Maps with Dan Marinescu, and this week we bring you a podcast our friend Jan Bonnevier did with Nokia producer Riku Suomela about the game Exclusion. As usual, you can also download the podcast directly to your Nokia from Store.
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Have you been keeping track of the Conspiracy for Good story? It’s a very exciting collaboration with Tim Kring (the creator of heroes) and Ovi! You may have heard us mention this narrative before – which is a blend of online and real-world tasks including exciting games from Ovi Store to effect social change through audience participation – and now it’s time for some of you to get involved and move this on to the next level.
It’s no secret that I’m a TV series freak 
and of course among my favorite series of all times, Tim Kring‘s creations, like Heroes, have a special place in my list.
So you won’t be surprised to find out that I’m really excited about Tim Kring cooperating with Nokia to bring you the fantastic experience of Conspiracy for Good.
Remember that one post we did a while back about the game “Exclusion”? Well, now the whole story is finally coming together… Today I’m very excited to introduce you to Conspiracy For Good (CFG), a movement that blends online and real-world tasks to effect social change through audience participation, developed by “Heroes” creator Tim Kring and Nokia.
If the one thing you’ve always wanted to see in Store is a game that lets you relax and totally clear your mind (I mean, who wants to be on high alert all the time? Uh, I don’t!), we’ve got good news for you! Exclusion is a new, addictive (and not to mention, completely free!) puzzle game where the objective is to clear both your mind and the playing field of Memes! The symbols (Memes) appear in different shapes, such as hearts, diamonds and pirates. Players draw lines through the playing field to exclude Memes of matching type on one side, to remove them.