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Sega Exec Admits Sonic Criticism 'Is Probably Warranted'

Sega Exec Admits Sonic Criticism 'Is Probably Warranted' Criticism of recent Sonic the Hedgehog games "is probably warranted”, admits Sega of America vice president of marketing Sean Ratcliffe in a new interview with website GameDaily.

Glam Grabs Google Exec

With the appointment of former Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) exec Michael Adair to oversee its strategic investments, Glam Media reaffirmed its commitment to growing through acquisition.

Former Microsoft Media Exec Does Not Think Too Highly Of Recently Announced Company Changes

Had an email exchange late last week with a former Microsoft executive familiar with the company’s media operations, and I asked said former exec’s opinion on the reorganization apparently spurred by the departure of Kevin Johnson, the head if Microsoft’s Platforms and Services unit.

How to carjack a top Google exec, according to Google

US National Legal and Policy Center uses Street View, Google Earth to expose top Google exec’s personal information.

How to carjack a top Google exec, according to Google

US National Legal and Policy Center uses Street View, Google Earth to expose top Google exec’s personal information.

How to carjack a top Google exec, according to Google

US National Legal and Policy Center uses Street View, Google Earth to expose top Google exec’s personal information.

How to carjack a top Google exec, according to Google

US National Legal and Policy Center uses Street View, Google Earth to expose top Google exec’s personal information.

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Microsoft exec: Google 'years' behind us on privacy

Google's approach to privacy is a decade behind Microsoft, the software giant's chief privacy strategist told ZDNet.com.au on Thursday in an interview.

RIAA Exec Jumps To The ESA: Expect Lawsuits Against Video Gamers

You would think that anyone taking an objective look at the RIAA would recognize what a complete disaster the organization has been over the past decade. It's fought off every new innovation in the marketplace (remember, it tried to kill off mp3 players as illegal), alienated a huge number of its biggest customers and failed to do much to actually get the industry in a position to capitalize on new distribution and promotional methods created by the internet. In other words, it's done plenty to hurt the industry while doing almost nothing to help it. You would think that might make folks in similar organizations think twice about hiring execs from the RIAA, but perhaps not.

Microsoft Exec: Still Early in Search

SAN JOSE, CALIF. Speaking before hundreds of search marketing pros, Microsoft's Satya Nadella readily admitted Google is currently the gold standard in the market. Yet, like other Microsoft executives over the past two years, the svp of Microsoft's search, portal and advertising platform group vowed Microsoft would catch up.

Sega Exec: EA Struggling with Hardcore Crowd, Industry Heading Towards 'Snackable Gaming'

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EA Exec Talks Dead Space, Dishes on Cliffy B

EA executive producer Glen Schofield says that Cliff Bleszinski told him Dead Space "looks great" on the Unreal Engine. One problem, the game uses EA's own graphical engine. It's one highlight in a very revealing video interview that Planet Xbox 360 had with Schofield at EA's Redwood Shores location about Dead Space.

Microsoft exec calls Wii Fit a 'gimmick'

My totally unscientific gut feel on this is that yes, many players do give up on Wii Fit, but this is probably as much to do with laziness as gaming fatigue.

IBM exec makes Linux, open source predictions

With LinuxWorld showcasing the popularity of the open source operating system, and with open source in general finding its legs in the enterprise, Bob Sutor, IBM's vice president of open source and standards, made a slate of predictions for Linux and open source during his keynote address at the Black Hat conference.

IBM Exec on Linux Apps: 'I'm Tired of Waiting'

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IBM Exec Bemoans Lack of Industry-Specific Linux Apps

Ian Lamont writes "Bob Sutor, IBM's vice president of open source and standards, used his keynote appearance at LinuxWorld to complain about the lack of industry-specific open source apps. Despite some encouraging signs in the educational field with Sakai, Sutor said that he was 'tired of waiting' for specialized applications to appear in other sectors, adding that the proliferation of different licenses — and changing legal requirements for using the same software over time — is holding some businesses back from using open source applications."

IBM exec on Linux apps: 'I'm tired of waiting'

Open-source software may not make major inroads into industry-specific enterprise applications, an IBM open-source guru said.

IBM exec predicts the future of Linux, open source

Bob Sutor made a slate of predictions for Linux and open source during his keynote address at the Black Hat conference

IBM exec predicts the future of Linux, open source

Bob Sutor made a slate of predictions for Linux and open source during his keynote address at the Black Hat conference

IBM exec predicts the future of Linux, open source

Bob Sutor made a slate of predictions for Linux and open source during his keynote address at the Black Hat conference

IBM exec predicts the future of Linux, open source

Bob Sutor made a slate of predictions for Linux and open source during his keynote address at the Black Hat conference

IBM exec on Linux apps: 'I'm tired of waiting'

Open-source software may not make major inroads into industry-specific enterprise applications, an IBM open-source guru said.

IBM exec predicts the future of Linux, open source

Bob Sutor made a slate of predictions for Linux and open source during his keynote address at the Black Hat conference

IBM exec on Linux apps: 'I'm tired of waiting'

Open-source software may not make major inroads into industry-specific enterprise applications, an IBM open-source guru said.

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