call of duty
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Activision Blizzard Allegedly Wouldn’t Let Call Of Duty Twitch Streamer Run A Team Due To ‘Oversexual’ Posts
Activision Blizzard, a publisher under a government investigation revolving around sexual harassment at the company, allegedly stopped a Call of Duty personality from leading her own team within a tournament held by her own organisation. The reason? She’s claiming that the publisher was uncomfortable with her “oversexual tweets.”
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Raven’s New ‘Organizational Change’ Breaks Up Union Members
It was only a few days ago that 34 quality assurance testers at Raven, one of the studios working exclusively on the Call Of Duty series, formed the first ever union among Activision Blizzard employees. Today, management has responded to their success with some changes.
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Xbox Boss Shrugs Off Union Question As Activision Blizzard Employees Push For Better Working Conditions
Upheaval at Activision Blizzard last year over workplace misconduct sparked an unprecedented level of labour organising at the Call of Duty publisher. Those actions recently culminated in an ongoing strike and the distribution of union cards, while the misconduct reckoning that precipitated them facilitated Microsoft’s record-breaking planned acquisition of Activision Blizzard. Now the question is…
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Call Of Duty: Warzone’s Flying Car Problem Is Back In Latest Map
If you’ve played Call of Duty: Warzone recently, you might’ve seen flying objects in the sky that appear to be aircrafts like helicopters or planes. Well, you’re wrong. They’re actually regular old vehicles such as motorbikes and SUVs that cheaters have hacked to take to the skies…again. Yes, again, as this isn’t a new occurrence…