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PlayStation's Jim Ryan Addresses Activision Blizzard's Response To Abuse Allegations
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thegamer.comPlayStation CEO Jim Ryan has spoken out about Activision Blizzard's inadequate response to the bombshell report from The Wall Street Journal alleging that Bobby Kotick knew of the sexual misconduct and harassment allegations for years and defending the offenders, but lied about it to his shareholders.
As reported by Bloomberg, Ryan criticized the way Activision Blizzard handled the sexual abuse and harassment allegations that were reported in the article in an internal email to his employees,
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