Activision Blizzard (Page 44)
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Activision shareholders approve Vivendi merger
Activision Blizzard deal completes paving the way for the world's largest videogame publisher
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Guitar Hero: On Tour hits 300k in the US
Activision says it's their biggest DS title launch by a factor of eight and one of the top five launches ever
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Preliminary injunction denied in Activision merger
Merger with Vivendi will be closed next Wednesday if shareholders approve transaction at meeting
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Blizzard fans won't notice company merger - Morhaime
And the studio doesn't expect to lose Warcraft revenue to the recently announced Diablo III
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Warcraft intended to be ad-supported
Blizzard's Rob Pardo said that the MMO was originally intended to be an ad-supported free-to-play game
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EA takes away studios' souls, says Bobby Kotick
Activision's CEO speaks out against the business practices of its main rival publisher
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EU approves Vivendi merger with Activision
The EU has concluded its inquiry, granting permission for Vivendi to merge with Activision
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Infinity Ward: 1.3 million play Call of Duty 4 "every day"
Halo-beating online numbers for Xbox 360, with PS3 stats "monstrously huge," according to producer Mark Rubin
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Trion's Buttler calls Kotick's "bluff"
Trion World Network founder and CEO Lars Buttler has responded to Activision CEO Bobby Kotick's suggestion that it would take a billion dollar investment to be competitive with World of Warcraft
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$1 billion investment needed to take on World of Warcraft - Kotick
Activision CEO Bobby Kotick has said that he thinks it would take an investment of half a billion to a billion dollars to take on World of Warcraft - and even then, success isn't guaranteed.
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Activision: Take-Two didn't fulfill our acquisition requirements
Speaking at the Goldman Sachs Technology Investment Symposium 2008 Conference, Activision chairman and CEO Bobby Kotick said that Take-Two did not fulfull the company's acquisition requirements
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Investors sue Activision over Blizzard merger
An investment group has sued Activision over its impending merger with Blizzard, alleging that the company directors failed to obtain the best deal
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Analyst predicts huge earnings for ActiBlizz in 2009
Following strong financial results in the past couple of weeks from both Activision and Vivendi Games, one analyst predicts that following the planned merger of the two companies, fiscal 2009 profits could add up to as much as USD 1.38 billion.
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Vivendi closes finance for Activision deal
The completion of the Activision Blizzard deal has moved a step closer with the news that Vivendi has secured funding to the tune of EUR 3.5 billion
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EA won't rule out further developer acquisitions
Following the merger of Activision and Vivendi Games, Electronic Arts has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that there is always a possibility of further acquisitions by the publishing giant.
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Consolidation inevitable, says Take-Two CEO
Take-Two Interactive CEO Ben Feder told a business conference that consolidation in the videogame industry is inevitable as growth continues
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Activision stock up 12.73 per cent
The value of both Activision and Vivendi's stock increased during the first day of trading following the announcement of a merger between the two companies
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Divnich: Game company mergers better than conglomerate purchases
The simExchange analyst Jesse Divnich, commenting upon the Activision/Vivendi merger, thinks that acquisitions by media conglomerates have a negative effect on creativity and orginality
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US analysts react to ActiBlizz merger
US analysts have raised their price targets on Activision in response to news that the company is merging with Vivendi Games
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Call of Duty 5, Guitar Hero IV confirmed?
A fact sheet on the newly-live Activision Blizzard web site seems to have announced the forthcoming release of Call of Duty 5 and Guitar Hero IV - both titles that have previously not been mentioned.
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ActiBlizz deal to prompt further consolidation?
Piers Harding-Rolls, senior games analyst at Screen Digest, has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that the Activision Blizzard merger is a sound one, and could lead to more deals in the future, providing they make good business sense.
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