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Let’s make games

Since I sold Weewar to Electronic Arts in 2009,  I have moved to California to work at their headquarters in Redwood Shores, near San Francisco. It has been a fantastic experience so far and it is bound to get better yet:

Now I am looking to put together a Team Of Awesome to build a new game.  It is a pretty amazing opportunity to create a major social gaming experience within a big EA game franchise and I’d like to do it with a small and nimble group of passionate people. 

So if you (or someone you know) loves gaming, the social web and technology in general, check our the openings below (more coming) or get in touch with me directly!

Let’s make something awesome together!

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Fireworks July 4th on flickr.

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that’s what ‘busy’ means…

 

This was pointed out to be my @red56. True.

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California! Many more photos and videos are over on flickr.

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Destination set…

Destination set…

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I like… (via yimmyayo)

I like… (via yimmyayo)

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“ Steve Jobs hates the App Store for the same reasons I do: development for the iPhone platform is a distraction. It’s taking our eyes off the ball, and ignoring the bigger shift that’s happening beneath our feet. Developing iPhone apps now means postponing a better and more capable web until later, because so much energy is fixated on the cool whiz-bang effects in the iPhone platform that just haven’t been implemented in browsers… yet. We’ll look at this period as a great Dark Age that preceded the real next leap in computing — the age when we moved away from the stale metaphor of applications and moved to a world of ad-hoc connected identity agents living and feeding on a mesh of interwoven open data. Chris Messina in Steve Jobs hates the App Store

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“ This morning I was awoken by my alarm clock powered by electricity generated by the Public Power Monopoly regulated by the US Department of Energy. I then took a shower in the clean water provided by the Municipal Water Utility. After that, I turned on the TV to one of the FCC regulated channels to see what the National Weather Service of the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration determined the weather was going to be like using satellites designed, built, and launched by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration… Found on quisquis (how SOCIALISM in medicine is BAD)

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