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David Gardner, new CEO of Atari parent company Infogrames, has told GamesIndustry.biz that he intends to move the business into online gaming, setting his sights on business models such as secure server-based gaming and the free-to-play

Sources have indicated to <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that the head of Sony Worldwide Studios, Phil Harrison, who will leave the company at the end of this week, is set to leave the company and join Atari in the near future.

Infogrames Entertainment, Atari's parent company, has revealed that the planned 1-for-100 reverse share split will happen on March 4, according to Forbes.

CD Projekt's debut game The Witcher has sold over 600,000 copies since going on sale three months ago, according to the developer.

Atari has posted its Q3 financial results, showing net revenue of USD 41.1 million with a net loss of USD 0.3 million

Infogrames has appointed former EA exec David Gardner as CEO of the group, as Patrick Leleu, chairman and CEO, resigns.

Troubled French publisher Infogrames has told Les Echos that it still hopes to hit its full year sales target of EUR 305 million for the 2007 fiscal year, but that it's not there just yet.

The Writer's Guild of America, currently locked in a strike against Hollywood movie and television studios, has announced the nominees for its first-ever videogame writing award

Following last week's announcement by French publisher Infogrames that BlueBay Asset Management had increased its holding in the company and underwritten a EUR 150 million bond, further details have emerged that could at some point see BlueBay take a majo

Following on from Infogrames Entertainment's statement earlier in the week that its EUR 150 million convertible bond was fully subscribed, it has now emerged that BlueBay Asset Management has increased its stake in the company to more than 25 per cent.

The NASDAQ Stock Market has once again threatened Atari with delisting following the value of its publicly held shares dropping below USD 15 million for 30 consecutive days.

Atari Inc. has announced the completion of several restructuring initiatives transitioning the company out of the videogame production business in the US

Atari has announced that it has settled its dispute with FUNimation Productions related to the licensing of the Dragon Ball Z franchise

Infogrames Entertainment, the French publisher and parent company of Atari, has announced its latest set of financial figures, detailing a decline in revenues but a reduction in the company's net loss.

The share price of US-based Atari Inc dropped further in the past 24 hours, continuing the fall since the beginning of the week that's seen 15 per cent wiped off the value and a declaration of an uncertain future for the company.

Troubled publisher Atari has expressed doubts about its ability to continue as a going concern, revealing it is considering radical measures to keep the company afloat.

Atari Inc. has announced its Q2 financial results, showing a net loss of USD 7.7 million

Atari Inc. has announced the resignation of its CEO, David Pierce

Atari has filed its delayed Q1 financial report, posting a loss of USD 11.9 million or USD 0.89 per share

In a recent SEC filing, Atari revealed that it is in danger of losing the license to the Dragon Ball Z franchise

Atari announced that it has secured $10 million in credit

Coghill Capital Management, a major investor in Atari, has reacted angrily to the company's recent shake-up of the board of directors.

Infogrames has shook up the board at Atari with four new independent directors and the appointment of Curtis G Solsvig III as chief restructuring officer.

Atari is teaming up with publisher Gamecock to bring first-person shooter Legendary: The Box to PAL territories.

Infogrames is set to swing the axe at the Atari board, as it continues its recovery plans for its games publishing division.