Activision Blizzard appoints new European managing director
by Griffin McElroy 
{ Mar 2nd 2009 at 10:29AM }
Breaking news
- Get a taste of the future: Ghost Recon: Future Soldier teaser
- Holy trademark, NIS! 'Badman' games to be renamed [update]
- Ghost Recon also headed to Wii, PSP, and DS; Wii version developed by a different team
- Ubisoft reports fiscal Q3 sales of $679 million, hints at unannounced titles
- Ubisoft details first quarter 2010 releases; reveals Anno for iPhone
Joystiq Video
Loading Viddler Videos
Joystiq Features
Featured Galleries (view all)
Team Joystiq
Chris Grant
Editor-in-Chief
James Ransom-Wiley
Managing Editor
Ludwig Kietzmann
Senior Editor
Andrew Yoon
East Coast Editor
Randy Nelson
West Coast Editor
Justin McElroy
Reviews Editor
Alexander Sliwinski
Contributing Editor
Ben Gilbert
Contributing Editor
David Hinkle
Contributing Editor
Griffin McElroy
Contributing Editor
JC Fletcher
Contributing Editor
Kevin Kelly
Contributing Editor
Mike Schramm
Contributing Editor
Richard Mitchell
Contributing Editor
Xav De Matos
Contributing Editor
WIN Network
- Autos
- Technology
- Lifestyle
- Gaming
- Finance
- Entertainment on AOL
- Lifestyle on AOL
- Sports on AOL
- Travel on AOL
- Also on AOL
Joystiq Podcast
Archive | RSS | iTunes
AOL Games
All contents copyright © 2003-2010, Weblogs, Inc. All rights reserved
Joystiq is a member of the Weblogs, Inc. Network. Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Notify AOL
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Mike @ Mar 2nd 2009 10:41AM
Possibly the most European sounding name in the history of names.
seifer @ Mar 2nd 2009 11:08AM
In other news, Bobby Kotick is still a douche.
baby sea tuna @ Mar 2nd 2009 12:03PM
Kraft Foods, huh? If you thought Guitar Hero's overbranding and cross marketing promotions were irritating before, just wait.
Abscissa @ Mar 2nd 2009 8:21PM
Activision is getting an exec from the packaged goods industry?
If you've got Activision stock, and for some bizarre reason still have it despite Bobby "Douchebag" Kotick being there, now would probably be time to unload it.