Facebook hires new executives to strengthen social game development management

(compiler/wendy) Facebook recently appointed former LiveJournal chief executive, and Sean Ryan, general manager of News Group's online gaming department, is the director of the Gaming cooperation Department, who will be in charge of the company's relationship with social game developers.　　In fact, Facebook has issued a job posting since August, looking for executives who can "develop and strengthen relationships between partners and industry stakeholders, strengthen internal and external influence", and this time the appointment of Sean Ryan has finally ended 5 months of recruitment. Ryan will be working under the Facebook Platform Manager, Ethan Beard (formerly Google's social media director), and Cory Ondrejka (Second), according to the Wall Street Journal's All Things Digital Conference blog.　　Former chief technical Officer of Life), Bruce Rogers (former chief technical officer of Cryptic UBM company). In July 2010, News Corp hired Sean Ryan as executive vice president of the group's social gaming department, managing Irata Labs, a company that was bought by News Corp with only 3 employees, for Facebook,　　The iphone and Twitter develop social games.　　According to sources, Facebook was in fact before Ryan became a News Corporation, and John Welch will take over Ryan's current position in News Corp.　　Before serving as News Corp, Sean Ryan was the chief executive of the former meez.com (RealNetworks acquired in 2003), the music website listen.com and the popular blogging platform LiveJournal. In an interview in September, Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and chief executive of Facebook, acknowledged the importance of gaming in social networks and admitted that not wanting to play related issues became the most complained about by users.