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gamesindustry.biz - 1/16/2009
News: Gary Dale quits Take-Two
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Chief operating officer and former exec at Rockstar to leave GTA publisher

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Take-Two COO Gary Dale quits
Joystiq — ... Friday 16 January 150-something lbs. Feeling like I could be on the cover of a magazine. Food consumed today: 2 Apples. May have snuck something else, but I'm too busy to recall. ...

Take-Two COO Quits
Blue's News — Take-Two COO Quits [January 16, 2009, 7:00 pm ET] - Post a Comment GamesIndustry.biz reports that Gary Dale is leaving Take-Two Interactive, where he has served as chief operating officer since last summer . His last day will be April 15, but no reason for the departure is offered. Share Story Enter the email address of the person you'd like the share this story with, or share it with other sites. From: ReplyTo: To * : Subject: Text: Notes: Email Password Remember Me If you don't already have a Blue's News user account, you can signup here . ...

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Evil Avatar - News Items — ... GamesIndustry.biz is reporting the chief operating officer of Take-Two, Gary Dale, has resigned his position with the publisher. ...

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