An official Twitter account has been created for the employees at Activision Blizzard who are currently calling for an improvement in working conditions at the company. This Twitter account, @ABetterABK (A Better Activision Blizzard) has recently creat…
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Photos from the #ActiBlizzWalkout Protests – Employes and Players Rally Together
Employees and players gathered on Wednesday, July 28, to stage a walkout in protest of the official handling of the discrimination and sexual harassment lawsuit that Activision Blizzard is facing, and to call for an improvement in working conditions fo…
Investor Rights Law Firms Launch Securities Claims Investigations Against Activision Blizzard
Several global investor rights law firms have announced their own investigations of potential securities claims on behalf of Activision Blizzard shareholders, as a result of the discrimination lawsuit by the California DFEH against Activision Blizzard….
More Details Surface on Alex Afrasiabi’s “Cosby Suite” and Lawsuit Allegations
Kotaku has published a detailed report on Alex Afrasiabi’s "Cosby Suite" mentioned in the Activision Blizzard Lawsuit allegations, as pictures and chat messages from a 2013 group chat called the “Blizzcon Cosby Crew" have surfaced.Contin…
#ActiBlizzWalkout Organizers Respond to Bobby Kotick’s Statement
Yesterday, on the wake of the walkout organized by Activision Blizzard employees, Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick released a statement, calling the initial response from ActiBlizz Executive Fran Townsend tone-deaf.Continue reading »
More Blizzard Employees Come Forward With Support for Victims and Condemnation of Activision Blizzard’s Handling
We have already reported how many Blizzard Employees have been resolutely coming forward to make statements condemning Activision Blizzard’s official response to the discrimination and sexual harassment lawsuit that the company is facing. More have giv…
References to Alex Afrasiabi Removed in World of Warcraft
Earlier today, the Warcraft team issued a statement that they were removing inappropriate references in the game. This evening, we are starting to see in-game references to former Senior Creative Director Alex Afrasiabi removed. Thanks to Roeser for pr…
Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick Responds to Lawsuit, Calls Their Initial Response “Tone Deaf”
Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick, amid falling ATVI stock prices, has responded to the lawsuit allegations, detailing actions the company will take moving forward to improve the workplace and calling Activision Blizzard’s initial responses "to…
