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Activision Explains Why They Left the ESA: related news
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Many questioned Activision’s move this past May when they announced they were dropping out of the Entertainment Software Association. There was a buffet of speculation to go around, but thankfully for our stomachs, Activision cleared the air on the matter when Ben Fritz from Variety’s game blog The Cut Scene, caught up with Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick.
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via Gamers.com @ 11:07 11th Jul
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Elizabeth, What about Amazon using book sales as its loss leader? You know, where a company intentionally loses money on one or a multitude of products to lure in customers to sell others where they do make a profit? Perhaps Amazon should quit discounting books so heavily, if they are losing money--they have a choice, despite their decision not to leave POD publishers any. Why don't they stop discounting altogether if they're losing so much that we should feel sorry for them? And why can't they own up to being a book retailer and accept 40% off list like other bookstores, online or not? Why is it that Amazon's BookSurge, in two years of Amazon ownership, could not compete on a level playing field with the rest of the POD print providers?
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via PublishersWeekly.com @ 19:26 7th Aug
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Well, this shouldn't surprise very many people, but following on plenty of earlier studies that have made it clear that most people don't do much to protect their privacy, a new study out of the UK pretty much states the obvious: people say they're concerned about privacy, but they sure don't act that way. The study found 84% of users say they carefully guard their info online -- but when tested, 89% of people actually did give away info in the same exact survey. To be fair, the specific set of questions was first asking people if they carefully guard their income info, followed later by a question asking them what income bracket they fell into. It's reasonable to think that some folks believe that the bracket is not the same as giving away their actual income -- which is what the first question implied.
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via Techdirt @ 13:51 15th Aug
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Then here’s the question. Why hasn’t the Obama campaign opened their Christmas gifts and made use of them? Why haven’t they gone after McCain’s “disgrace” remark regarding Social Security? Have they said anything at all about that? Why haven’t they hammered away at some of his statements and the inconsistencies surrounding them about carve-out privatization plans? Will they do anything with the implication identified above that McCain must be planning to cut benefits? Why so much silence from the Obama campaign on the Social Security issue?
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via Atlantic Monthly @ 15:01 16th Jul
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The siren sounds and a fire engine speeds past, bringing with it endless questions from young children -- "Where are they going?"; "Why do they wear all that gear?"; and "Do they live at the fire station?" In the new DVD from Why Guy Productions, the Why Guy tours a fire station and questions a firefighter to get some answers.
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via Interest!ALERT @ 6:42 16th Jul
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WEST LINN, OR -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 07/15/08 -- The siren sounds and a fire engine speeds past, bringing with it endless questions from young children -- "Where are they going?"; "Why do they wear all that gear?"; and "Do they live at the fire station?" In the new DVD from Why Guy Productions, the Why Guy tours a fire station and questions a firefighter to get some answers.
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via Houston Chronicle @ 20:58 15th Jul
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Animation Artist @ 8:48 15th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Maxon @ 23:42 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via DMN After Effects @ 13:10 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Digital Media Designer @ 13:10 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via SIGGRAPH News @ 13:10 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Oceania @ 12:32 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via AEC News Room @ 12:32 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Digital CAD @ 12:33 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Media Workstation @ 7:35 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Digital Pro Sound @ 7:36 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Mac Video Pro @ 7:37 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via DMN Final Cut Pro @ 7:37 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via DMN Premiere @ 7:37 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Digital Video Editing @ 7:37 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Digital Game Developer @ 7:38 9th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Mac Audio Pro @ 23:16 8th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Film Imaging @ 23:17 8th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Digital Producer @ 23:17 8th Aug
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Activision has announced that they will only be publishing four titles after the recent news that they are now merged with Blizzard to form Activision-Blizzard. Some anticipated games such as Ghostbusters and Brutal Legend are now left with no publisher.
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via Mac DVD Pro @ 23:18 8th Aug
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