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Jon Jordan takes over helm at PocketGamer.biz

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Jon Jordan takes over helm at PocketGamer.biz
Steel Media is pleased to announce the appointment of Jon Jordan as the new editor of PocketGamer.biz, the UK publisher’s mobile game industry site.

A highly respected game technology and industry journalist, Jon has previously been primarily involved with the launch and subsequent running of Steel Media’s consumer site, Pocket Gamer.

The new role will see his commitment centred on taking PG.biz into its next chapter and ensuring it remains an essential component of the mobile game industry.

“The creativity being demonstrated by developers and publishers daily on the App Store is a wonder to behold,” exclaims Jordan.

“It’s as close to meritocracy as the games industry has seen, and as the likes of Ovi, Android Market, Windows Marketplace, BlackBerry App World, not to mention DSiWare and PlayStation Network, gain momentum – it’s safe to say innovative game developers have never had it so good. And that’s a great situation for any journalist, too.”

Contact Jon with news, views, complaints and flattery at jon@pocketgamer.biz

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About PocketGamer.biz

PocketGamer.biz is the UK’s mobile game industry-focused site from the highly experienced team behind PocketGamer.co.uk. It aims to cover the issues affecting the sector by providing the insightful news, features and opinion that it deserves, while working to help push this multi-billion industry forward. www.pocketgamer.biz

About the Pocket Gamer network

PocketGamer.co.uk is the UK’s most popular destination website for mobile and handheld gaming news, previews and reviews. The site was established by Steel Media in March 2006 and now reaches an audience of over 500K readers per month, generating over 1.5 million page views online, plus an additional audience via our wap and iPhone editions. www.pocketgamer.co.uk

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