Microsoft has made some major organizational changes to its Entertainment and Devices unit - the part of the company responsible for its mobile, Zune, Media Center and Mediaroom IPTV products.
Earlier this week, Microsoft reorg'd the TV, Video and Media (TVM) group, which was headed by Corporate Vice President Enrique Rodriguez. Rodriquez has left the company ("decided to pursue other interests"). Rodriquez's core teams - Zune software/services, Mediaroom IPTV, Media Center - have been moved to Microsoft's Interactive Entertainment Business (IEB), which is also part of Entertainment and Devices. IEB is the unit in charge of Xbox, Games for Windows and Microsoft Game Studios.
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