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Engadget Podcast: The storm around Activision Blizzard’s CEO
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This week, Cherlynn and Devindra are joined by Engadget’s Jessica Conditt to dive into the latest controversy around Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick. According to a recent Wall Street Journal report, he was well aware of sexual misconduct allegations at the company, and he deliberately kept Activision's board in the dark. Also, we chat about what Apple’s self service program means for you, as well as a new accessibility gadget that brings eye tracking to the iPad.
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More Than 1,000 Activision Blizzard Employees Sign Petition to Remove Bobby Kotick as CEO gamerant.com /2 years ago
Phil Spencer "evaluating" Xbox relationship with Activision Blizzard following Kotick allegations gamesindustry.biz /2 years ago
More than 700 Activision Blizzard staff and contractors request Kotick's exit gamesindustry.biz /2 years ago
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Bobby Kotick Reportedly Says He'll Consider Leaving If He Can't Fix Activision Blizzard's Culture Problems
The Activision Blizzard board of directors is currently under pressure, not just from employees, but from large sections of the video game industry, about the decision it will make regarding CEO Bobby Kotick. A new report by The Wall Street Journal now claims that he has told the board that he will consider leaving if he can't fix the issues regarding sexual misconduct at the company.
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