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Topic: Games studio may tempt more to study IT - Stuff.co.nz

Discuss "Games studio may tempt more to study IT - Stuff.co.nz" in the New Zealand News Feeds forums; Games studio may tempt more to study IT Stuff.co. nz - 1 hour ago By REUBEN SCHWARZ. Microsoft and Peter Jackson's decision to build a ... on New Zealand Boards.

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Games studio may tempt more to study IT - Stuff.co.nz

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Games studio may tempt more to study IT
Stuff.co.nz - 1 hour ago
By REUBEN SCHWARZ. Microsoft and Peter Jackson's decision to build a computer games studio in Wellington will provide a much-needed fillip for the profile of the New Zealand industry, and may even boost flagging enrolments in tertiary ICT courses.
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