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20 Activision Blizzard employees have "exited company" since lawsuit

A further 20 staff have faced disciplinary action in efforts to improve company culture

Activision announces new anti-cheat system for Call of Duty

Ricochet includes a mandatory kernel-level driver that monitors the apps interacting with the game

The Activision Blizzard lawsuit: All the headlines

Update: Settlement with EEOC leads to creation of $18m fund to compensate current and former staff

Activision Blizzard settles with EEOC, creating $18m fund to compensate staff

Publisher will donate any remaining funds to charities approved by Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Overwatch executive producer latest to leave Blizzard

Chacko Sonny set to depart this week, Blizzard says Overwatch 2 is in "final stages of production"

Activision Blizzard accused of interfering with employees' right to organize

Update: The charge has been made publicly available, with CWA accusing Activision Blizzard of "repeatedly [engaging] in unlawful conduct"

Activision Blizzard hires senior Disney and Delta execs

Ex-Disney HR boss Julie Hodges appointed chief people officer

Activision Blizzard lawsuit expanded to include contractors, claims publisher shredded documents

California DFEH also claims appointment of law firm WilmerHale has interfered with investigation

FFXIV shows a toxic community isn't an inevitability | Opinion

A bust-up over World of Warcraft's unwelcoming community highlights FFXIV's success: properly enforcing sensible rules

Activision Blizzard investor says publisher's promises are "inadequate"

Shareholder group calls on World of Warcraft publisher to create a more diverse and equitable company

Report: Morhaime, other Blizzard execs were informed of rampant misconduct

Additional stories of women feeling unsafe to report harassment at publisher emerge from multiple outlets

Activision Blizzard faces new lawsuit, this time from its investors

The filing alleges that the company misled investors by not disclosing the issues with its workplace culture

Bobby Kotick expects Activision Blizzard to become “the very best example for other companies to emulate”

CEO of Call of Duty and World of Warcraft publisher also promised “people will be held accountable for their actions”

Abuse allegations overshadow Activision Blizzard second quarter results

CEO Bobby Kotick insists "we remain intensely focused on the well-being of our employees" as publisher sees bookings drop 8% year-over-year

Activision Blizzard staff reject company's choice of law firm

Employee group continues to ask leadership to address their demands for a better workplace

Activision Blizzard's nasty frat-boy culture is an industry-wide ailment | Opinion

The roots of a culture enabling harassment and discrimination are found across the industry - and only structural change will dig them out

Ubisoft staff back Activision Blizzard protestors, call for industry-wide change

Almost 500 people sign open letter demanding new reporting processes for all leading companies, removal of all offenders from Ubisoft

Activision Blizzard staff respond to Bobby Kotick statement

Employees say that CEO statement fails to address multiple issues laid out in wake of lawsuit

Over 1,000 current and former Activision Blizzard staff decry response to lawsuit

Update: 500 current and former Ubisoft employees sign in solidarity, letter signed by over 2,000 people

World of Warcraft team promises changes following Activision Blizzard lawsuit

Developers pledge to remove inappropriate in-game references and protect marginalised staff, but details remain scarce