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Report: Activision Blizzard's Kotick knew of sexual misconduct issues for years
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Brendan Sinclair
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Tuesday 16th November 2021
Content warning: The following article discusses sexual harassment and sexual abuse.
The Wall Street Journal today published a new report on Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick containing numerous accounts of his actions in regards to sexual harassment allegations at the publisher and several allegations against the executive himself.
For example, the paper reports that a woman who worked at Treyarch accused co-head Dan Bunting of sexually
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