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Last week I was asked to comment on a study of CEOs. It found that young ones do better than old ones do, which kind of pissed me off. At the same time, like a lot of folks in my business, I’ve been looking back at the lessons learned from Steve Jobs, who is kind of the CEO gold standard, and comparing him to Eric Schmidt, who appears to be the most highly paid empty suit since John Sculley.

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Korean MMO company Bluehole Studio has formed a new Seattle subsidiary called En Masse Entertainment that will focus on localizing and marketing online games to Western audiences. En Masse was formed in 2009, but formally announced itself today. It claims veterans of Blizzard, Microsoft, Electronic Arts, ArenaNet and NCsoft among its staff. These include former NCsoft CTO Jae-Heon Yang as CEO …

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World of Warcraft: Cataclysm Ending 2010Atomicgamer… call with investors today, Activision Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime said the third expansion for World of Warcraft will arrive in the “back half” of 2010. …

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Filed under: Expansions , MMO , World of Warcraft Blizzard ’s third expansion pack for their hit MMO World of Warcraft is still scheduled for release this year. During Activision Blizzzard’s financial conference call Blizzard’s CEO Mike Morhaime stated the expansion, World of Warcraft Cataclysm , is currently scheduled for release sometime in the second half of 2010. If Blizzard sticks to this …

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Kotick rues missed $7m Blizzard dealDigital SpyIn 2007, Activision merged with Vivendi Games, owner of World Of Warcraft developer Blizzard, in a deal worth over $18 billion. However, Kotick told Games …Activision CEO Kotick Felt $7 Million Was Too Much For Blizzard in ‘95 1UP.comActivision’s Kotick on Blizzard Purchase: “That’s Insane!” SpongActi sticking with “innovative” DJ Hero, could of had Blizz for $7m Strategy Informer (press release) Fudzilla  - PR Newswire (press release)  - Escapist Magazineall 34 news articles »

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Considering that Bobby Kotick and Activision acquired Blizzard and parent company Vivendi for nearly $19 billion just over a year ago, it seems more than safe to say that Activision felt that Blizzard was a very valuable asset. But Kotick, Activision’s CEO, didn’t always feel that way about the Warcraft developer — back in 1995, he was taken aback when he heard that the company was being …

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Activision CEO Kotick Felt $7 Million Was Too Much For Blizzard in ‘951UP.comBut Kotick, Activision’s CEO, didn’t always feel that way about the Warcraft developer — back in 1995, he was taken aback when he heard that the company …Blizzard Worth $7 Million In 1995, $7 Billion In 2007 Kotaku.com (blog)all 3 news articles »

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