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Activision CEO Bobby Kotick Accused of 'Mistreatment' by Several Women
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The fallout surrounding the sexual harassment and toxic work environment at Activision Blizzard continues to be investigated and has reached a potential new low. A new report from the Wall Street Journal now implicates Activision CEO Bobby Kotick, claiming that he knew of the allegations and had his own share of allegations against him as far back as 2006.
Content Warning: Sexual Harrasment, Rape, Violent Threats
The Wall Street Journal has claimed that not only has the CEO known about the
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Ever since the initial lawsuit was filed in the summer, Activision’s reputation has only grown more and more toxic. Following the allegations of harassment, abuse, and discrimination, the general public and the company’s own employees are calling for the removal of CEO Bobby Kotick, and even Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony have criticized Activision and its lack of action. However, now Sony has found itself being accused of more or less the same thing that Activision is in trouble for.
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