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There seems to be some confusion about the names and divisions that are collectively known as "Warner Interactive" (which in itself was also one of the names used). What I have found so far:

I could only find the article title Time Warner Interactive Entertainment on the linked IGN website, nowhere else, I will thus move it to Time Warner Interactive.
The article is about the development studio and publisher that was formerly Atari and then Atari Games Corporation but there is another publisher that Time Warner bought in 1995, Renegade Software (based in the UK), should they have separate articles?
Regarding the names, I found both Time Warner Interactive and Time Warner Interactive Group used for the former Atari, while former Renegade Software used Warner Interactive (in the logo) and Warner Interactive Entertainment. The back of the Primal Rage box shows it best, I think (only the Warner Interactive logo missing, as they were not the publisher for this game).

-- Lightkey (talk) 20:36, 28 November 2015 (UTC)Reply

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