Fri, Feb 03, 2012 | 18:38 GMT
Microsoft’s Xbox Live policy and enforcement director Stephen Toulouse resigns
Stephen Toulouse, Microsoft’s director of Xbox Live policy and enforcement, has announced on his personal blog he will be leaving the firm on February 16 after 18 years with the company. Toulouse hasn’t announced his plans beyond taking a break to spend time with family, but said his split with Microsoft was an amicable one, and his leaving was due to “complex and personal” reasons. No word yet on who will take his position at firm has been announced, but we wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors. Thanks, Joystiq.
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5 comments
#1
LOLshock94
03/02/12, 7:10 pm
rufus hound?
#2
Colin Gallacher
03/02/12, 7:10 pm
Well that’s a bit unexpected. Very nice guy though and always full of hilarious banning stories. All the best Stepto!
#3
Da Man
03/02/12, 7:39 pm
Probably has something to do with Xbox.com..
#4
Stephany Nunneley
03/02/12, 7:41 pm
@2 Agreed. Super nice fella, and lover of Golden Retrievers – so how CAN you be anything less than agreeable when you love dogs?
#5
Anders
04/02/12, 4:23 am
Seems like a lot of people have been leaving Xbox Live lately.