Filed in archive News by tom on September 2, 2006

According to a post on MoCoNews, there are reports that Jamdat co-founders Scott Lahman and Zack Norman are leaving Electronic Arts, the company that bought JamDat a while back. Another of the founders, Austin Murray, has already left, although Mitch Lasky is staying on as CEO of EA Mobile.

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Response from: Tom (09/02/06 2:48pm)

Good Games on mobile and PC! EA!

Response from: Dred (09/04/06 3:55am)

Who can give me link to EA games????

Response from: Taylor (09/05/06 4:19am)

The cognitive information, thanks.

Response from: Front (09/05/06 8:17am)

Update admins!

Response from: oanea (08/23/07 12:21am)

yes

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