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More shocking Activision Blizzard revelations: Bobby Kotick once told an assistant he was going to have her killed
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A new report in the Wall Street Journal details further incidents of harassment and sexual harassment at Activision-Blizzard, some dating back to 2006. The report, which Activision characterized as «inaccurate» in its own statement today, details Jen Oneal's short reign as Blizzard co-head, and why she left, and also includes allegations about CEO Bobby Kotick's own behaviour and how the company's leadership has historically responded to such issues.
Jen Oneal was promoted to co-head of Blizzard
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