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EA Black Box staff sent packing
GameSpot – 22 Jan 2009 By Tor Thorsen, GameSpot At least 80 employees of Skate 2 and Need for Speed developer given walking papers; online reports put number at nearly 200. Report: EA Black Box Lays Off Majority of Staff Gamasutra EA's Black Box studio in Vancouver cuts 200 jobs 24 Hours Vancouver Crispy Gamer – EL33TONLINE – Develop – Digital Media Wire all 25 news articles |
 Calgary CTV |
Shaw-Nee Slopes developer tries to woo opponents
Calgary Herald – 23 Jan 2009 Backers of a controversial housing development being proposed for a private golf course took their plans to area residents Thursday night, hoping to win over those opposed to any building on the site. Community not biting on developer's plans for Shaw-Nee CHQR Shaw-Nee Slope development plans Calgary CTV all 4 news articles |
Howardd21 writes “PC World reports that Mozilla Labs wants 1% of its Firefox users to voluntarily provide information about how they use the browser, and their web browsing habits. This would be done through an add-on named “Test Pilot” that collects the information and associates it with some demographic information that the user has provided. Unlike other data collection utilities that software developers may include to provide usage information, the add-on will follow the same open source concept that Firefox adheres to, allowing the market to better understand what is being collected. Mozilla Labs stresses privacy when discussing how they will collect, store and use the data, including publishing it for other researchers to to analyze.”
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 Calgary CTV |
Shaw-Nee Slopes developer tries to woo opponents
Calgary Herald – 23 Jan 2009 Backers of a controversial housing development being proposed for a private golf course took their plans to area residents Thursday night, hoping to win over those opposed to any building on the site. Community not biting on developer's plans for Shaw-Nee CHQR Shaw-Nee Slope development plans Calgary CTV all 4 news articles |
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EA Black Box staff sent packing
GameSpot – 22 Jan 2009 By Tor Thorsen, GameSpot At least 80 employees of Skate 2 and Need for Speed developer given walking papers; online reports put number at nearly 200. Report: EA Black Box Lays Off Majority of Staff Gamasutra EA's Black Box studio in Vancouver cuts 200 jobs 24 Hours Vancouver Digital Media Wire – IncGamers.com – Kotaku.com all 25 news articles |
 Calgary CTV |
Golf course development plans called sub par
Canoe.ca – 23 Jan 2009 By SHAWN LOGAN, SUN MEDIA Controversial plans to transform the Shaw-Nee Slopes golf course into an 1100-unit housing development will continue to get a rough ride from residents, says the area alderman. Shaw-Nee Slopes developer tries to woo opponents Calgary Herald Community not biting on developer's plans for Shaw-Nee CHQR Calgary CTV all 4 news articles |
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EA Black Box staff sent packing
GameSpot – 22 Jan 2009 By Tor Thorsen, GameSpot At least 80 employees of Skate 2 and Need for Speed developer given walking papers; online reports put number at nearly 200. EA announces 'significant' layoffs at Vancouver's Black Box studio Vancouver Sun EA Cuts 200 More Employees IGN Gamasutra – Crispy Gamer – Examiner.com – Shacknews all 25 news articles Langue : Français |
 Calgary CTV |
Shaw-Nee Slopes developer tries to woo opponents
Calgary Herald – 22 hours ago Backers of a controversial housing development being proposed for a private golf course took their plans to area residents Thursday night, hoping to win over those opposed to any building on the site. Community not biting on developer's plans for Shaw-Nee CHQR Shaw-Nee Slope development plans Calgary CTV all 4 news articles |
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EA Black Box staff sent packing
GameSpot – 22 Jan 2009 By Tor Thorsen, GameSpot At least 80 employees of Skate 2 and Need for Speed developer given walking papers; online reports put number at nearly 200. EA announces 'significant' layoffs at Vancouver's Black Box studio Vancouver Sun EA Cuts 200 More Employees IGN Gamasutra – GamesIndustry.biz – Fudzilla – Crispy Gamer all 25 news articles Langue : Français |
At a time when computers were more like glorified typewriters, Apple introduced the Macintosh – and changed how people interacted with them. In exclusive interviews, Steve Wozniak, Apple’s co-founder, and Andy Hertzfeld, one of the developers, recall how it happened.
