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Wednesday, January 30, 2008

SOE's Smedley To Keynote 2008 ION Game Conference

-Evergreen Events, organizer of the 2008 ION Game Conference, has announced that Sony Online Entertainment president John Smedley will deliver the Wednesday, May 13th keynote address at the conference in Seattle.

Smedley will discuss the past, present and future accomplishments of SOE and the MMO market in general, the organizers say.

Smedley is responsible for SOE's overall vision and growth, and management of its employees. He has previously held positions with ATG, Knight Technologies, 989 Studios, as well as Verant Technologies, where he was co-founder before it became SOE in 2000.

ION Conference director Peter Freese said, “John Smedley and SOE have had an indelible impact in the online game industry. His insight of the past and vision for the future is a message we are excited to share with our attendees.”

Interested parties may find registration and other information at the official event website, http://www.ionconference.com.

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Posted by Leigh Alexander on January 30, 2008 4:13 PM |

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