Game producer Electronic Arts expanded.(extended contract with Metromedia Fiber Network Inc.)(Brief Article)

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Game producer Electronic Arts expanded its deal with digital communications provider Metromedia Fiber Network Inc. to beef up Electronic Arts' EA.com Internet operations in J...

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