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More than 700 Activision Blizzard staff and contractors request Kotick's exit
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Jeffrey Rousseau
Staff Writer
Thursday 18th November 2021
Activision Blizzard
Today Activision Blizzard employees called for CEO Bobby Kotick's resignation in light of the company's responses to recent lawsuits and WSJ report this week.
The ABK Workers Alliance made the announcement via Twitter as it shared the document requesting Bobby Kotick's removal, which had over 700 names as of this writing.
"We, the undersigned, no longer have confidence in the leadership of Bobby Kotick as the CEO of
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