Jeff Green (editor-in-chief)
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Jeff Green is editor-in-chief of Games for Windows Magazine, published by Ziff-Davis. Jeff became EIC in 2001, taking over for George Jones, who had taken over for Johnny Wilson, one of the magazine's longest serving editor-in-chief. Jeff was, until then, an editor of the magazine, and the writer of the magazine's last-page column, Greenspeak. Some compared the column's style to Dave Barry's.
Jeff was previously an editor at MacWeek. He has reviewed numerous games, and wrote numerous articles for CGW.
Greenspeak returned to the last-page in the June 2006 issue of Computer Gaming World, following the departure of Robert Coffey from the magazine.
In the now defunct GMR, Jeff Green also wrote as The Game Geezer.
[edit] Personal information :
Born in 1961
Marital Status : Married, wife is from France
Has one daughter, Sarah, who contributes to the GFW magazine.
[edit] Gaming Stats :
Xbox Live - cgw jeff
World Of WarCraft - Eggbertt (forced to change the name slightly, after a server move. An extra 't' was added at the end.)
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