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Live from XMediaLab: Doug Whatley, CEO, BreakAway Games

Posted May 22nd, 2009 by Kaila

From the program: Doug Whatley is CEO and Founder of BreakAway, one of the world’s leading developers of entertainment games and game-based technology products. Doug has over 20 years of successful game development and management experience in the interactive entertainment industry. He began his career at America Online where he was instrumental in helping to create the AOL client/server infrastructure.

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