But according to Monica Harrington, Valve's chief marketing strategist in its early years and then wife of studio co-founder Mike Harrington, we only barely avoided a world where Half-Life left ...

Source: An interview with Valve marketing VP Doug Lombardi, conducted by Tom's Games. What we heard: 2007 was a watershed year for Kirkland, Washington-based Valve Corporation. Aside from winning ...

In the early 2000s, Valve was facing significant challenges in supporting its growing portfolio of online games – ...

Jason explained Valve's thinking as "business is really about getting the content you make out in the world. Business is not defined by skills like Finance, Press Relations, Marketing, Legal or ...

The same thinking also impacts where geographically, workers sit together – Valve doesn’t keep marketing and developers separate. "Physical proximity really, really helps. It is often ...

Valve marketing director Doug Lombardi confirmed the company's position to Eurogamer. "Valve began some exploratory work with Xi3 last year, but currently has no involvement in any product of theirs." ...

Sadly, Valve marketing vice president Doug Lombardi dispelled these suspicions in a recent interview during which he confirmed that the company is not actively working on Steam for Linux.

reflecting the kind of high-quality entertainment that we expect to drive the continued expansion of our content offering," says Valve marketing head Doug Lombardi in a statement. Although Valve ...

At the GDC 2025, game marketing researcher Chris Zukowski posited ... That's what it comes down to. Folks, Valve knows it, ...

Valve marketing director Doug Lombardi confirmed that the company is experimenting with Steam boxes for a Big Picture Mode user interface, but he added that Valve is a long way from shipping any ...

Valve marketing director Doug Lombardi spoke with Kotaku, saying the company has built test boxes to prep the Steam Big Picture Mode UI (an online gaming interface) for shipping, and experimented ...