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How do you follow up on Gangnam Style?
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The new global face of the #1 games media team
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What if London, New York, Dubai and every major city shared the same skyline?
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Say goodbye to your mouse and keyboard – is “Leap” the future of device control?
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IGN Middle East explains why its region could be the next blockbuster market for gaming
An interview about IGN India
The fine people at MCV had a chat with Avinash Bali and myself about the imminent launch of IGN India.
The new global face of the #1 games media team
When Kikizo began its “world domination” deal with IGN 18 months ago, the difficult part was not being able to say much about it publicly. But now the message is becoming loud and clear, and here’s a video that proves it. More »
IGN’s global expansion continues – where now?
IGN Update: Gamers across Southeast Asia need better games information…
…so IGN has launched there to give it to them! While IGN Middle East is busy appearing on TV and running game events, just two weeks ago IGN launched its biggest new edition to date: IGN Asia Pacific. More »
IGN’s Sweden launch is first of many in 2012 – aka “why I’ve been too busy to blog”
Earlier this week, a somewhat touching comment was left on this site by a reader named Betablocker who said he has been following my work since SegaWeb (i.e. a long, long time ago) and is sad that I do not blog as much as I used to. So I wanted to take this timely opportunity to talk about why that is, and what I'm actually working on these days, and why it's so exciting. More »
Impressive Guardian ad blows the house down
It’s not difficult to see why this brilliant ad for modern-day media favourite The Guardian is ‘trending’. More »
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