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EA CEO Says Fans Beg Him to Bring Back NCAA Video Games

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Apr.30 -- Andrew Wilson, Electronic Arts Inc. chief executive officer, talks about the prospect of being able to bring back NCAA video games. The NCAA is supporting a rule change that would let players sign sponsorship deals while in school. He speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."

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