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Activision Blizzard Shareholders Call On Bobby Kotick, Board Members To Resign
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gameinformer.comYesterday, The Wall Street Journal published an extensive report detailing evidence that Activision CEO Bobby Kotick was aware for years of the company’s long history of sexual misconduct.
The report also points to Kotick withholding information about these events from the board of directors and surfaces abuse allegations levied at Kotick himself. You can read the full story here, but the revelations sparked an industry-wide outcry that resulted in over 100 Activision Blizzard employees staging
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Microsoft's Phil Spencer says he is "evaluating all aspects" of relationship with Activision Blizzard rockpapershotgun.com /3 years ago
More Than 1,000 Activision Blizzard Employees Sign Petition to Remove Bobby Kotick as CEO gamerant.com /3 years ago
More than 700 Activision Blizzard staff and contractors request Kotick's exit gamesindustry.biz /3 years ago
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E3 Organizer ESA Comments On Recent Activision Reports
Since it was reported that Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick allegedly hid his knowledge of sexual misconduct at the company, some of the largest names in gaming have commented on and criticized the game publishing giant. The ESA now joins that group, albeit with a comparatively softly-worded, broad statement.
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