Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick began the quarterly investor earnings conference call with a strongly worded opening statement, stating emphatically that discrimination, harassment, or unequal treatment would not be tolerated. Calling for Activision Blizzard to become a company that sets an example within the industry, he went on to announce that people would be held accountable for their actions and management or leaders found to impede investigations would similarly be fired.
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