Game industry revenue up 13% despite loss of 93 jobs
Abrupt exit Gameloft New Zealand blamed for job losses. UPDATED with special feature audio.
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The abrupt exit of Gameloft New Zealand has resulted in the net loss of 93 jobs in this country’s game development industry but total revenue rose 13% in the past year anyway.
There are now 475 people employed in the industry, down from last year’s 568, according to a survey of the New Zealand
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Campbell Gibson
Wed, 03 Aug 2016
Wed, 03 Aug 2016
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Game industry revenue up 13% despite loss of 93 jobs
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