Content warning: not suitable for children. Bad things inside.
Bobby Kotick has established himself as one of the top corporate scumbags in the gaming world, but he recently acquired an upgrade. A recent Wall Street Journal article has put his protestations of ignorance regarding the sexual harassment of his own workforce into serious doubt.
Put simply, not only has the CEO of Activision Blizzard known about and intervened in cases of sexual harassment, but he himself has been a perpetrator.
Dive in as we go over the best bits of an article that is both revealing and appalling - from Fran Townsend's encounter with a bus driven by Bobby to allegations of threats and quiet settlement of those pesky harassment cases without informing his own board.
Time to go, Bobby.
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