New York sues Activision Blizzard over Microsoft acquisition
City pension fund and shareholder alleges Bobby Kotick rushed the sale process to avoid fallout from scandals
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Activision Blizzard receives new NLRB complaint
Communications Workers of America files suit that alleges employees received threats for discussing its lawsuit on discord
Court dismisses Bungie copyright infringement claim against AimJunkies
U.S. District Court Judge says that case failed to prove the cheat seller infringed upon publisher's copyrights and trademarks
Epic Games faces labour complaint over allegedly refusing to hire union supporter
Complainant believes she was shunned for labour advocacy work, Epic claims this activity did not factor into decision
Yuji Naka took Square Enix to court over unfinished Balan Wonderworld
Veteran developer says he was removed as director of the project six months before the game launched
Dutch Gambling Authority vs Electronic Arts, and the future of loot boxes
René Otto breaks down the Dutch State Council's decision that FIFA card packs should not be regulated under gambling laws
Sony gender discrimination lawsuit dismissed, but plaintiff may file amended complaint
Former PlayStation employee given second chance after initial complaint was dismissed due to lack of detailed allegations
Nintendo of America receives labor complaints for alleged NLRA violations
Update: Nintendo says it isn't aware of any unionization attempts and intends to cooperate with the investigation
Kotick's ex-girlfriend obtained a restraining order against him
Activision Blizzard CEO subsequent girlfriend, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, twice leaned on a tabloid to shelve stories on the issue
Judge dismisses investor lawsuit against Activision Blizzard
Justice said that the case lacked enough facts to prove that the company was aware of harassment within its workplace
Marty O'Donnell and Mike Salvatori settle legal dispute over Halo music
Pair filed a lawsuit against Microsoft in 2020 over unpaid royalties from using their work in the franchise
Tencent cutting off Chinese gamers' access to foreign games
May 31 update to internet acceleration app will only support games operating in China
California lawyer alleges Governor Newsom interfered with Activision Blizzard suit - Report
DFEH assistant chief council Melanie Proctor resigns, says governor's office pressured agency for the benefit of publisher
China ends nine-month freeze on game approvals
First batch of games approved for release since July includes 45 titles
Roblox backs Apple in ongoing battle against Epic's appeal
Company behind popular kids game says App Store “enhances safety and security”
A crash course in understanding trademarks | GDC 2022
Sheridans' Tim Repa-Davies gave an overview of how trademarks work, and what to look out for when it comes to giving a publisher access to your IP rights
Activision Blizzard EEOC settlement going forward
Federal regulator's suit ends with $18 million fund created for those the publisher was accused of discriminating against; California regulator's suit continues
EU may force Apple to allow sideloaded iOS apps
Digital Markets Act would open up of large tech platforms, mandate interoperability with large messaging services
Apple calls on court to reject Epic's appeal
But it may be another year before a hearing is called to decide the ongoing antitrust dispute
Judge prepared to approve Activision Blizzard's settlement with EEOC
California DFEH objections dismissed as “simply inaccurate,” $18 million fund deemed “fair, reasonable and adequate”
Ubisoft drops suit against Assassin's Creed Symphony producer
Publisher reaches agreement to end original partnership for symphonic spin-off tour, prepares to kick off new series of shows later this year
Microsoft, EA, among companies urging Texas to drop anti-trans directive
Governor's order to investigate parents helping trans kids receive gender-affirming healthcare as child abusers "goes against the values of our companies"
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