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OnLive founder and former CEO Steve Perlman was the source of many of the companies difficulties, anonymous sources have said.

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OnLive’s bankruptcy and acquisiton has claimed a surprising victim – CEO and founder Steve Perlman.

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Microsoft is hosting an OnLive “networking mixer” at its Mountain View, California location on August 28. The firm said it’s “eager to speak to individuals and teams affected by the OnLive transition.”

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OnLive’s debt was sitting around the $30 million and $40 million mark before it closed down, and transferred its assets to Insolvency Services Group.

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OnLive has announced it has been acquired, and will remain operating as a “newly-formed company,” with online services remaining unaffected, which is good news for subscribers.

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A deal between OnLive and chip manufacturer Marvell will see second-generation Google TV devices capable of streaming games out-of-the-box.

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OnLive has seen a UK userbase of “millions,” CEO Steve Perlman has said.

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As OnLive launches in the UK today, CEO Steve Perlman has given a dev session of the cloud service here at Eurogamer Expo in London.

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After 15 months of active service in the US, OnLive will make cloud gaming a reality in the UK tomorrow. Steve Hill talks to OnLive founder and futuregazer Steve Perlman in London.

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Despite the GameStop ruckus, Square Enix and OnLive’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution deal is already having a positive effect for the cloud gaming service.

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OnLive’s unique feedback and metrics capacities are drawing publishers in, founder and president Steve Perlman has said.

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Cloud gaming service OnLive has announced a partnership to integrate itself “directly into VIZIO HDTVs, the new VIA Tablet and VIA Phone and Blu-ray players in the VIA Plus ecosystem.”

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The early bird catches the small black plastic box. That makes no sense.

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BT (British Telecom) has been chosen as the exclusive partner to OnLive in the UK.

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Interested in OnLive? Grab a clean pair: there’s “big news” incoming relating to the cloud service.

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Steve Perlman, CEO of OnLive, told attendees during his session at DICE that faster broadband will lead to higher levels of piracy.

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Steve Perlman, CEO of OnLive, has updated the service’s blog explaining how it’s currently being tested.

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Richard Lemarchand, game designer for Naughty Dog, has been confirmed as a speaker at the DICE Summit which takes place February 17-19, 2010 in Las Vegas.

Manveer Heir, lead designer at Raven Software, Zynga Games chief creative officer Brian Reynolds, and Mike Yuen, Zeebo senior VP of content and services, are also confirmed.

Other speakers are Steve Perlman, founder, president and CEO of OnLive, and Matias Myllrinne, president of Remedy Entertainment.

More over on GI.biz.

OnLive. Remember that? Boss of the Cloud service, Steve Perlman, has now been confirmed for a DICE presentation in Las Vegas next February.

OnLive’s in beta at the moment, but an appearance early next year may be an indicator that we’re about to see something solid.

It might not, obviously.

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Cloud gaming service OnLive’s confirmed closure of a funding round that’s valued the company between $500-750 million, but boss Steve Perlman has hinted a final launch may not come this year.

Exact figures haven’t been disclosed, but, if the valuation is accurate, this is easily the largest games-related investment of its type in 2009.

Speaking to VentureBeat, Perlman said OnLive now has a “winter” release date, with exact timing based on progression of beta testing.

Up to this point, Perlman’s maintained a 2009 date for OnLive.

Despite the highly unsurprising news of a probably slip, Perlman remained in visionary mood.

“Over the last decade, we’ve seen an enormous upheaval in the media business as the written word, photos, music, and video have been steadily moving away from physical media to online delivery,” he said on his blog.

“One major category that still remains largely based on physical discs is fast-response interactive media — in particular, video games. And, of course, OnLive’s goal is to enable that last remaining transition.”

Heaps more through the links.