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Bobby Kotick returns: former Activision boss becomes board member of Skydance, the new company formed by Paramount and Warner Bros

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Bobby Kotick, the controversial former CEO of Call of Duty publisher Activision-Blizzard, is entering a surprising new role. As film companies Warner Bros. and Paramount complete their massive $111 billion merger, a new board of directors is being appointed to lead the new parent company, Skydance. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Kotick, alongside…

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  1. EurogamerBobby Kotick returns: former Activision boss becomes board member of Skydance, the new company formed by Paramount and Warner BrosRead full article on Eurogamer (opens in a new tab)
  2. Game DeveloperFormer Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick named to the board of post-merger SkydanceRead full article on Game Developer (opens in a new tab)
  3. Game InformerBobby Kotick, Former Activision CEO, Joins Skydance Board Of DirectorsRead full article on Game Informer (opens in a new tab)
    Preview from Game Informer: Bobby Kotick, Former Activision CEO, Joins Skydance Board Of Directors

    Bobby Kotick, the controversial former CEO of Call of Duty publisher Activision-Blizzard, is entering a surprising new role. As film companies Warner Bros. and Paramount complete their massive $111 billion merger, a new board of directors is being appointed to lead the new parent company, Skydance. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Kotick, alongside…

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  4. ShacknewsBobby Kotick joins Skydance board of directorsRead full article on Shacknews (opens in a new tab)
    Preview from Shacknews: Bobby Kotick joins Skydance board of directors

    The former Activision Blizzard CEO has joined the likes of Laurene Powell in David Ellison’s new entity.

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