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niccolo de masi is with us.e very lucky to have electronic arts former ceo john riccitiello here. niccolo, you are doing the same thing at glu. a lot of corporate executives get a reputation for being turnaround experts. is there such a thing? >> am not so sure there is such a thing as a turnaround expert. turnarounds in the entertainment or gaming industry are pretty tough. i know a thing or two about them, yes. >> why are they tough? >> had thought to niccolo -- ha ts off to niccolo. when he got there glu was left for dead. four years later, he increased the business 400%. i had to deal with a similar situation in electronic arts. when i arrived, things were a bit of a mess. the kind of thing i was hearing for my board was that our stock was worth maybe 15. what was challenging then was going through this process of cutting costs massively cutting heads massively, while also investing in digital and nextgen. the idea of cutting spending -- investors love that. at the same time, the articles are written through

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