Erin Bell
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Erin Bell (b. March 6, 1980) is a videogame and technology journalist based in Toronto, Canada. She is currently a regular contributor to The Globe and Mail, PC World Canada, Crispy Gamer and Gamezebo, and has also written for Ziff Davis’ Pocket Games magazine, the Canadian videogame magazine Total Gamer, and Microsoft Home Magazine. From Nov. 2004 – Nov. 2006 she was part of the editorial staff of HUB: Digital Living and its sister publication, hub:ce.
In 2008, Bell became the editor of Gamezebo.com, often regarded[who?] as the internet's leading casual games website. In addition, she has contributed to various IT papers distributed by Marcom.
Bell is probably best known[who?] for her E3 2004 report “Booth Babe Dialogues,” a series of interviews with the notorious “booth babes” of the Electronic Entertainment Expo originally published at GameCritics.com.
Bell graduated cum laude from the University of Toronto in 2003 with a Bachelor of Music degree and a minor in classical civilizations. She went on to study journalism at Humber College, and completed an editorial internship at Saturday Night magazine.
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- Bell, Erin. “Booth Babe Dialogues”, GameCritics.com, June 16, 2004. Accessed June 12, 2007.
