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• 07.07.08
  Interview with Michael Pole mentions Virtual World Dreamworks project Business in Virtual Worlds, Virtual World Platforms | (0)

  The LA Times has a short interview with Michael Pole, the co-founder of Trilogy Studios, a maker of "casual" VWs and multi-player online games including the onlince version of MTV's popular "Pimp My Ride" TV show and titles including Daybreakers and the site There.com. Pole reveals that he is relatlvely new at being an entrepreneur, having been a company man at Electronic Arts, Fox Interactive, and Vivendi Universal Games, where he executive-produced titles based on the "Incredible Hulk" comic book and the "Scarface" film. Pole notes that items in the works include a 'project with Dreamworks and a virtual world with celebrity ...

  Tagged: Dreamworks, electronic arts, Fox Interactive, MTV, multi-player online games, Pimp My Ride
  

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