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Monday, August 04, 2008 --- 23 days ago http://seekingalpha.com/article/88977-report-from-inside-electronic-arts-shareho
| Matthew Rafat submits: Electronic Arts (ERTS) has a history of fun shareholder meetings. Its previous CEO, Larry Probst, seemed to enjoy being in the spotlight and demonstrating new games. In previous years, he had a member of the Board play a new skateboarding game in front of shareholders. ERTS also provides great sweets every year--no real food, but the non-Costco chocolate chip cookies, mini-cheesecakes and Starbucks coffee are more than enough. The cafeteria is a few yards away from the auditorium where the meeting is usually held, and the panini I had was great. Wearing a buttoned shirt and slacks, I was obviously out of place among the jeans and t-shirt employee crowd. A group of employees was playing touch football on the lawn across from the cafeteria. Mr. Probst was replaced by John Riccitiello in 2007. Mr. Riccitiello brings an East Coast bluntness to ERTS and is more intense than Mr. Probst. ERTS usually has a great video showing new and old games and its different franchises, such as Harry Potter, Spore, and other famous games. This year, the video seemed shorter. It was still a good video, but it's clear Mr. Riccitiello seemed to take the meeting as a more serious matter than a time to show off his company's numerous games. Some people in the audience privately complained no images of the new Batman game were shown. No live demonstration of any new games occurred. Complete Story » ... |
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