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Rock Band set to revolutionise music, says MTV

Upcoming EA title Rock Band is set to revolutionise the way consumers experience music in the same way that music video did in the 1980's, according to Harmonix owners MTV.
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Major record labels to supply tracks for Rock Band

Electronic Arts has officially announced new PS3 and Xbox 360 title Rock Band, revealing that several key music publishers have already agreed to supply tracks for the game.
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EA teams up with Harmonix for Rock Band

Electronic Arts has signed a deal with MTV and Harmonix, the developer behind Guitar Hero, to produce a new game titled Rock Band.
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EA renews Rings licence

Electronic Arts and New Line Cinema have extended their agreement allowing the publisher to create games based on The Lord of the Rings movies.
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EA establishes new music label

Electronic Arts has teamed up with Nettwerk One Music to establish a new music label which will be based in Los Angeles and will operate under the name Artwerk.
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EA Mobile launches Sports Link service

EA Mobile has launched a service allowing users to access the latest information about EA Sports games and sports news, with future plans to let players challenge each other to online games.
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Mobile is key to uniting multiple formats, says EA

EA Mobile boss Javier Ferreira has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that the phone is essential to uniting communities of players and the home consoles they currently play.
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EA signs new iTunes deal

Electronic Arts continues to forge relationships with Apple, with the announcement that music from all EA games will be made available on iTunes.
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EA targets women with iVillage deal

Electronic Arts has signed a deal with NBC Universal to supply games for iVillage, a leading online destination for women.
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Electronic Arts gets new CEO

Nearly three years after leaving the company, John Riccitiello has returned to Electronic Arts to take on the role of chief executive officer.
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Electronic Arts and Apple: "A marriage made in heaven"

Speaking at 3GSM in Barcelona, EA's Javier Ferreira has described the "exciting" success of games on the iPod, revealing that the publisher will collaborate on future projects with Apple.
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EA set to produce iPhone games

Mitch Lasky, senior vice president of Electronic Arts Mobile, has revealed that the company is currently in negotiations to produce games for the new Apple iPhone.
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EA buys online karaoke company

Electronic Arts has acquired karaoke site SingShot as part of plans to exploit the growth of online communities and user-generated content.
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EA disappointed by PS3 game sales

Electronic Arts executive VP Frank Gibeau has said the publisher was "disappointed" by the number of PS3 games sold per console in the run-up to Christmas.
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EA to 'attack' Nintendo consoles for new growth

After financial results revealed Electronic Arts to be the number one publisher on Sony, Microsoft and PC formats, the company has set its sights firmly on Nintendo's Wii and DS platforms.
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Franchises help EA hit record revenues of $1.2bn

Electronic Arts has revealed record revenues of US $1.281 billion (EUR 983 million) for the Christmas period, driven by key franchises that dominated the charts in North America and Europe.
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EA to publish new Mercenaries title

Electronic Arts has signed a worldwide publishing deal for Mercenaries 2: World in Flames, the forthcoming PlayStation 3 title from independent developer Pandemic.
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EA collects Pogo titles for DS release

Electronic Arts is to repackage five of the most popular titles from casual gaming site Pogo.com for release on the Nintendo DS.
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EA exec predicts software price cut

Ryan Jones, general manager of Electronic Arts Australia, has said that he believes the console cycle transition phase is now at an end - and that game prices will fall as a result.
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EA and Bizarre reveal new Live Arcade title

Electronic Arts has revealed its first title for the Xbox 360's Live Arcade service, a game developed by Project Gotham team Bizarre Creations and conceived by Pogo.com.
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