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Scott Guthrie has been named executive vice president for North and South America and Ian Curran has stepped up to become international executive vice president in a newly-announced re-organisation of THQ’s top brass. The moves come as executive vice president of worldwide publishing Kelly Flock steps down for personal reasons. …

Event to take place in January

Eye-tracking conference next month with machinima festival in October

Blazing Lizards' debut Dodgeball game signs to new indie publisher

Outsourcing firm chasing new deals as it targets expansion

Monster Lab described as 'Pokémon meets Tim Burton'

Chinese online media company uses Nokia service to offer free game trials and subscriptions

Japanese developer and publisher supporting new Nokia platform

But having grown from its roots in filmmaking and Bugs Bunny cartoons to the enormous media empire it is today, Warner Bros is a company with as many smart ideas as its carrot-chomping figurehead. And its latest move into video games may just turn out to be the brightest of …

Speaking exclusively to MCV, senior VP of worldwide sales and distribution Ron Scott revealed that plans are in place to take back Warner licences like Superman, Batman, Harry Potter and The Sopranos. You’ll see a large percentage of Warner properties come on board as we develop the extra capability we …