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Patrick Shanley

Los Angeles
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Comms @zynga | former @THR Gaming Editor | Novelist | Can grow a mustache
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For years, E3 has been gaming's biggest event. Is that still true?

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By Patrick Shanley
| The Washington Post
Placeholder while article actions load For the video game industry, summer was once a season dominated by a monolithic convention in Los Angeles, an annual attraction filled with wall-to-wall announcements from the biggest companies in gaming. E3, or the Electronic Entertainment Expo, welcomed game publishers, developers, media and fans onto the packed floors of L.A.'s convention center and reveled in the spectacle of the gaming world come together.
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Evan Rachel Wood Shares Open Letter on Past Sexual Assault

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By Patrick Shanley
| The Hollywood Reporter
3:35 PM PST 11/28/2016 by Patrick Shanley AP Images/Invision Evan Rachel Wood - H 2014 "I don't believe we live in a time where people can stay silent any longer," the 'Westworld' actress wrote after revealing she had been raped twice. Evan Rachel Wood, who currently stars on HBO's sci-fi western hit Westworld, revealed in a recent interview with Rolling Stone that she had been sexually assaulted twice in her past. In the Nov.
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VENN | GAMING | Playco, World’s First “Instant Gaming” Company, Aims to Connect the World — Can It?

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By Patrick Shanley, Source VENN.tv
| venn.tv
In June 2009, two years after Apple debuted its first-generation iPhone, San Francisco-based game developer Zynga launched Farmville on Facebook. The “social networking” game, in which players build their own agricultural empire and visit their friends’ farmlands, quickly caught on with the platform’s rapidly expanding user base.
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