Post Tagged with: "CEO"

Sony Appoints Kaz Hirai as President and CEO

More CEO news, this time being Kaz Hirai- who has been moved up the chain to President and CEO of Sony.

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Netflix Shuts Down Qwikster, Stoner Loses Hope of Seeing Millions

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings has admitted that his company had derped when they should have herped.

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Steve Jobs Resigns As CEO of Apple

The man is a pioneer, and the products he has introduced to the world have changed the face of mobile gaming forever.

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Riccitiello: Digital Sales to Beat Retail by the End of the Year

EA CEO John Riccitiello has said that digital game sales will beat out retail ones by the end of 2011 and revenue from free to play is …

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Activision Publishing Gets New CEO, Sony Loses Kevin Butler Creator

Announced today, marketing and advertising industry vet Eric Hirshberg will replace Mike Griffith as the Chief Executive Officer of Activision Publishing in September of this year. Griffith was promoted to Vice Chairman of Activision Blizzard …

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Gary Dale named as Realtime Worlds’ new CEO

The former Take-Two executive Gary Dale has been named as CEO of Crackdown developer Realtime Worlds today. “Having worked with Gary earlier in his career at BMG Interactive, I am deeply impressed with his management style and profound understanding of the entertainment business,” said David Jones, co-founder and creative director of Realtime Worlds. “As RTW [...]

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Bye Bye Infogrames?

Infogrames CEO David Gardner reveals that the company may forge on ahead under the Atari banner.

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It’s Official: Phil Harrison Joins Atari as President

Atari has today confirmed that Phil Harrison, originally of Sony Computer Entertainment, has joined mother-company Infogrames as president. Read what he has to say about the move after the jump.

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E for All Interview: Dan Connors, CEO Telltale Games, Talks Sam & Max

Dan Connors is the CEO of Telltale Games, makers of the Sam & Max episodes The Sam and Max episodes have proven that regular episodic gaming can work, and that there’s still room for comedic adventure games in the market. Telltale Games sells their episodic games through their website, and their games are also available [...]

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