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WeeWorld


WeeWorld offers a collection of visually distinctive online social games and mobile applications that help youth and mainstream audiences find their voice.


WeeWorld has successfully translated its iconic WeeMee brand across multiple platforms.


WeeWorld.com is a top 10 US social game for teens with mainstream appeal, reaching a global audience of more than 50 million WeeMees. WeeWorld provides a fun, visual environment that encourages self-expression and creativity.


Through an expansive palette of features, clothes, accessories, hobbies etc, WeeWorld users can create their personalised WeeMee avatar, make friends, play games and interact with charitable campaigns, drug awareness programmes, celebrities, artists and brands.


WeeWorld publishes a growing roster of highly rated apps. WeeMee Avatar Creator is a top-selling app on the iPhone and a five-star rated Apple staff favorite. WeeWorld apps have had millions of downloads across multiple mobile platforms.


The Social Games Advertising Network, a division of WeeWorld, connects advertisers with more than 60 million teens and women on leading Facebook and online social games.


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WeeWorld 19 Blythswood Square Glasgow G2 4BG


Contact: Celia Francis Tel: +44 (0)7930 500 500 Fax: +44 (0)141 221 9204


www.weeworld.com


Scottish Development International


sdi.co.uk/dmci


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