wired.com
The lawsuit accuses two anonymous users of “targeting black and LGBTQIA+
streamers with racist, homophobic, sexist and other harassing content” in
violation of its terms of service.
over 2 years ago
wired.com
Thousands of players flocked to a digital world filled with draconian rules,
slavery, and anti-Semitism—and tested how far “just a game” can go.
almost 3 years ago
wired.com
You don’t have to suffer with tangled cords behind your TV or under your desk,
even if you’re committed to the wired life. Here’s how to tidy up.
about 3 years ago
wired.com
And getting rid of it will take a lot of work.
over 3 years ago
boingboing.net
Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman, creators of the Dragonlance fantasy mythos, are
suing Wizards of the Coast after the company ditched a licensing deal for the
latest books in the long-running serie…
over 3 years ago
wired.com
Many of the two dozen streamers, managers, and lawyers WIRED spoke with
described rampant exploitation they’ve seen or experienced in the booming
business.
over 3 years ago
wired.com
But our new survey found that just 20 percent of gamers say they stand up to
harassment when they see it.
over 3 years ago
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Reddit and Twitch are the latest companies to take action against the president
and his supporters, as platforms reevaluate and reinforce hate-speech policies.
almost 4 years ago
wired.com
Riot Games has cutting-edge moderation tools at its disposal. Few of them are
present in Valorant, which launched this week.
almost 4 years ago
wired.com
In an interview with WIRED, WoW game director Ion Hazzikostas reflects on the
shifting culture of the landmark MMORPG.
almost 4 years ago
wired.com
As the online game is proving with Travis Scott and Party Royale, digital places
are every bit as legitimate as their analog counterparts.
almost 4 years ago
wired.com
Cecilia D’Anastasio is a staff writer at WIRED covering the games industry and
gaming culture. She was previously a senior reporter at Kotaku, G/O Media’s
video game vertical. Send tips to Cecilia_D@WIRED.com.
over 4 years ago
esportsobserver.com
Mentioned in this article Games: League of Legends Riot settles lawsuit and will
pay every female employee since 2014 a portion of a set aside $10M fund. The
class-action lawsuit was filed las November because of alleged gender
discrimination and direct and indirect harrasment. Riot has taken steps …
over 4 years ago
kotaku.com
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, the latest game from the company behind Pokémon Go,
lets players harness the magic of their childhood to combat monsters and collect
shimmering digital artifacts across their local neighborhoods. Niantic’s apps
certainly encourage gamers to get outdoors and get active, b…
over 4 years ago
kotaku.com
Everybody calls Rob Kuntz last, he says. Those who want to know about the
history of Dungeons & Dragons start with co-creator Gary Gygax’s kids, one of
Gygax’s biographers, or D&D publisher Wizards of the Coast. As they’re wrapping
things up, they might get around to dialing up Kuntz, a 63-year-old …
over 4 years ago
win.gg
The analytics firm pulled back the curtain on how it reached its $1 billion
estimate for esports revenue in 2019. - July 3, 2019 - WIN.gg
almost 5 years ago
reed.edu
We salute retiring (and not-so-retiring) professors.
about 5 years ago
pastemagazine.com
Three weeks after a viral report on the company’s culture, Riot Games has
responded to the allegations with promises to do better.
over 5 years ago
polygon.com
“We’re sorry it took us so long to hear you,” League of Legends studio says
over 5 years ago
in.ign.com
A complex and critical series of issues.
over 5 years ago
variety.com
Numerous current and former Riot Games employees spoke out about the developer’s
alleged sexist “frat bro” culture as part of a Kotaku in-depth report by Cecilia
D’Anastasio…
over 5 years ago