InfoSpace done with restructuring

January 5th, 2007 by Arjan Olsder Posted in Companies & M&A | No Comments »

We have covered InfoSpace a lot lately as a lot of things seem to have gone wrong in a short time what resulted in major restructuring. Though the rumours about the sale of their mobile gaming units are still in the air, InfoSpace says it’s done reorganising for now as it finished it’s lasts steps. From now on, Steve Elfman, who joined InfoSpace in 2003, will head up the mobile department and report directly to Jim Voelker, the CEO of InfoSpace since 2002. The complete announcement is here.

"With our restructuring behind us, we have turned our focus to some exciting opportunities to build and strengthen the success of both our Online and Mobile businesses," said Voelker. "This new leadership structure aligns with how we now operate, and allows us to focus Steve and Brian’s expertise and energy on driving our growth strategy moving forward."

Following the events at InfoSpace, we covered the following;

Mobile Games & Gaming Blog: InfoSpace merger around the corner?

InfoSpace‘s head of mobile Stephen Davis is leaving the company. After InfoSpace choose to depart from consumer mobile content, there was not much work left …
mobilegames.blogs.com/mobile_games_blog/2006/12/infospace_merge.html – Similar pages

Mobile Games & Gaming Blog: InfoSpace‘s mobile strategy

As most of you know, InfoSpace has closed the Elkware Studio earlier this year and their Q3 report ended with the following message;We’ve taken quick action …
mobilegames.blogs.com/mobile_games_blog/2006/11/infospaces_mobi.html – Similar pages

Mobile Games & Gaming Blog: InfoSpace to sell it’s games division?

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