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Sony's David Karraker ditches gaming for booze
1Up has word that Sony's Head of Public Relations in the US, David Karraker, will be leaving the console giant to work for... a vodka company
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Karraker will be leaving the company to head up the Public Relations and Events of Skyy Spirits, a vodka company based out of San Fransisco. In a statement released about his departure, Karraker was positive about his experience with the company, saying, "I have enjoyed immensely my tenure at SCEA and think the company and its brands are very well positioned to have an exceptional holiday and a very bright future."
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Anonymous
Anonymous
so someone in PR at sony has got another job, wow theres some breaking news for the games industry.
did his PR firm release this to you? how much did you get to print his name or did you just lap it up like its a real story?
Speed
Anonymous
Speed
I would say you're the one being biased, really :)
Anonymous
But what sparked this is when a newsposter , it could be you or someone else , was very subjective and negativly towards Sony in a not even worthy to post newspost . That ended up in a small flamewar , and i was not the only one thinking and saying my view on that .
i would prefer news posts would be more about games in general again, then about what one person says , or one person does .
Speed
If you don't like such posts, don't read them.
And I don't think this newspost was anything but neutral towards anyone. There's nothing negative being said about Sony nor David Karraker.
Anonymous
Anonymous
NINJAFISH
In the case mentioned above, next time I hear something from EA Sports talking about how much they hate working on the PS3 (or how the x360 is so much better) I'll take it with a grain of salt knowing that the EA Sports president was formally the president of the Xbox gaming division.
That being said, this is a news site, not your personal RSS feed, so its not like you have to sit here and read everything thats posted. For example I usually skip news on sports games (unless its something interesting) and most DVD reviews.