Chaired by Lina Khan, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has come in for a lot of trouble for trying to be aggressive in regulating tech companies and preventing monopolies. Now the FTC faces criticism from both congressional Republicans and very online Xbox fans to appeal against a recent court decision That gave Microsoft the green ...
It’s a pivotal moment for Blizzard, and some developers there worry the company is facing an unnecessary wave of exits that could hamper games like Blizzard World of Warcraftthe long-running MMO, its most recent dragonflight extension was praised by critics and gamers alike. At least that’s what a few employees say Studio’s mandatory return to ...
picture: BlizzardEntertainment If you have trouble getting in surveillance 2 When you start, you are not alone. This was announced by Blizzard President Mike Ybarra on Twitter surveillance 2 Servers are currently subject to a “mass” distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack, which usually occurs when something is maliciously flooded with traffic to prevent others ...
picture: proletariat spellbreakthe magic-based battle royale, is enchanted and will be discontinued early next year, developer Proletariat announced in a blog post. Also, the entire studio will be taken over by Blizzard, the result of a recent acquisition meant to spur development World of Warcraft. News about shutdowns always sucks, but this one hits me ...
photo: Mike Windle (Getty Images) Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick claimed to be in the dark about widespread allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination that surfaced at the company earlier this year new bomb report from The Wall Street JournalNot only was Kotick aware of the wrongdoing, he was also involved in ignoring or downplaying ...
Screenshot: Snowstorm In a lawsuit describing a disgusting culture of harassment at Activision Blizzard, Overwatch and call of Duty Publisher begins to bleed sponsorship. As discovered by the eSports site Dexter, T-Mobile has apparently drawn support for the professional leagues of both games. T-Mobile has long been a sponsor of the Overwatch and call of ...
Former Blizzard President J. Allen Brackpicture: Snowstorm J. Allen Brack, the President of Warcraft and Overwatch Studio, Blizzard Entertainment, is leaving his position less than two weeks later an investigation by the California Department for Fair Employment and Housing made explosive allegations public of harassment and discrimination in the company. In one opinion Released by ...
