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ESA on Activision Blizzard: Harassment must never be tolerated
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Tuesday 23rd November 2021
The Entertainment Software Association has commented on the ongoing situation at Activision Blizzard, following last week's allegations against CEO Bobby Kotick.
GamesIndustry.biz reached out to the ESA after Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser mentioned the platform holder had been working with the trade body on strengthening stances against harassment.
While the ESA did not refer directly to Activision Blizzard in its response to us,
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