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PlayStation chief criticises Activision's response to harassment allegations
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This week has seen a number of shocking new allegations about Activision Blizzard's workplace culture. They include an historical incident where Bobby Kotick told an assistant he'd have her killed, allegations that senior employees facing harassment allegations got preferential treatment, and that Blizzard co-head Jen Oneal (who is leaving at the end of the year) is paid less than her male counterpart Mike Ybarra.
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Nintendo boss latest to condemn Activision Blizzard's behaviour around sexual harassment allegations pcgamer.com /3 years ago
Nintendo President Doug Bowser calls Activision Blizzard harassment reports “distressing and disturbing” gamepur.com /3 years ago
Activision CEO Bobby Kotick May Quit Following Harassment Accusations gamerant.com /3 years ago
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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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