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Tiger's Goods Richard Conway December 09, 2009 12:22 AM Recommend post (1) Ok, it's time for a Christmas quiz. What have Pepsi, Nike, Cadillac, Electronic Arts, Gillette, AT&T, TAG Heuer, Accenture and American Express all got in common? The answer? Full Article at Sky News
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Traveller's Tales has been infusing a little bit of magic (how else do the blocks stack themselves?) into all of their LEGO games. It only made sense the concept would come full circle eventually and merge with Harry Potter. Full Article at G4 TV
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No advertisements featuring Tiger Woods have run on US prime-time television broadcast networks or 19 cable channels since late last month, after reports of his extramarital affairs. Full Article at The Age
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NBR's Scott Gurvey interviewed the CEO of Electronic Arts, John Riccitiello, earlier this week. Riccitiello offered his perspective of the game sector and also discussed some upcoming EA game releases. Full Article at Nightly Business Report | PBS
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Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello believes that if a publisher can offer compelling downloadable content, people who pirates games could be persuaded to buying the original product. Full Article at Edge Magazine
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Pandemic™ Studios, a studio of Electronic Arts Inc. , today announced that the open world action sandbox game The Saboteur™ is available today. Full Article at GameZone
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While you shouldn't really pirate a game, let's say for arguments sake you decide to do so anyway. Would you still pay for that game's future downloadable content? Full Article at Big Download
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According to Electronic Arts, North America thought that everything in Army of Two was fine and dandy, while Europeans found the experience ridiculous and tasteless. Full Article at GamePad
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Will sex sell a video game? Electronic Arts sure hopes so. Full Article at Time Magazine
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John Riccitiello, the gaming-savvy head of Electronic Arts, doesn't want anyone to pirate games. But those who do, he told Kotaku, present a new market that EA needs to make money from. Full Article at GamePad
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The Saboteur is the final release from now-defunct Electronic Arts-owned Pandemic Studios. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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Pandemic(TM) Studios, a studio of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:ERTS), today announced that the open world action sandbox game The Saboteur(TM) is available today. Full Article at TransWorldNews
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Neil Young, 39, and Alan Yu, 36, left Electronic Arts to start Ngmoco, a company focused exclusively on iPhone games. Every Ngmoco title has charted in the App Store's top 50. Full Article at Fast Company
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Two weeks after its release, Electronic Arts made it known that they did indeed plan on doing a sequel; stating that “the sequels already under construction”. Full Article at GamePad
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Are video-game makers Hollywood’s next takeover bait? With their business models under threat and shares in the doldrums, Electronic Arts and its rivals look ripe for the picking by media groups like Walt Disney, Breakingviews says. Full Article at Dealbook
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We should have quite some acting skills to act surprised upon the news that Electronic Arts is planning a Dead Space sequel, but that’s not the point: in the end, Dead Space was a quality horror game and Dead Space 2 will certainly be one of... Full Article at GamePad
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Electronic Arts studio have announced that the award-winning Dead Space franchise will continue to frighten gamers with its stunning sequel, Dead Space 2. Full Article at Independent Online
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Are video-game makers Hollywood’s next takeover bait? With their business models under threat and shares in the doldrums, Electronic Arts and its rivals look ripe for the picking by media groups like Walt Disney. Full Article at The New York Times
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Enter the recipients' email addresses, separated by commas: Your email has been sent. As the mistress scandal deepens, retailers are slashing their prices on Tiger Woods merchandise—and disillusioned collectors are dumping their memorabilia. Full Article at The Daily Beast
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NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: TV personality Tiki Barber attends the Electronic Arts' 'Get In The Game' seminar at the Times Center on September 24, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: Elizabeth Harz, SVP of Global Sales, EA attends the Electronic Arts' 'Get In The Game' seminar at the Times Center on September 24, 2009 in New York City.
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FILE-In this file video game image released by Electronic Arts, the character Eddie Riggs, voiced by actor Jack Black, left, is shown in a scene from the game, "Brutal Legend."
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