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Report: Riot Games workforce divided on diversity and inclusion push

A year after Kotaku's investigation into rampant sexism at Riot, things are improving, but not all employees are happy about it.

Twitch links to 'porn account', other Fortnite streamers via Ninja's abandoned channel

After leaving his millions of followers on Twitch for Mixer and a nice paycheck from Microsoft, Ninja claims Twitch is using his brand to promote other Fortnite streamers and some occasional pornography.

ESA security failures worsen as proof of E3 2018 data leak emerges [Update]

The ESA's week continues to get worse, as proof emerges the lobbying agency exposed data belonging to journalists that attended E3 2018.

Epic takes stand for Ooblets dev Glumberland and others facing harassment

Epic speaks up against harassment campaigns targeting the developers with which it's partnered.

Epic Games hit with class action suit over Fortnite security breach

Epic has fixed the issue, but the suit states that Epic failed to notify affected players and Fortnite users 'have suffered an ascertainable loss.' Legal experts weigh in on the case with GameDaily.

Valve now requires moderator approval for some Steam Workshop submissions

Moderation hasn't been Steam's strong suit (or within its priorities) for quite some time. Going forward, Steam Workshop submissions will require Valve's approval before going live.

Activision Blizzard's net-revenue down year-over-year in Q2 2019

Although King remained mostly the same, both Activision Publishing and Blizzard took significant hits to segmented net revenue this quarter, leading to an overall decline for Activision Blizzard.

Fig to pay Wasteland 3, Psychonauts 2 investors lump sum following Microsoft purchase

As both inXile and Double Fine come under the Microsoft banner, their fairly lengthy Fig campaigns are showing returns for those that invested in the games on the crowd-investing platform.

Valve addresses release date exploit for Steam's Popular Upcoming List

Steam now requires developers to contact Valve for release date changes, fixing an exploit that enabled some to abuse the system. No More Robots' Mike Rose tells us it's a 'good solution.'

Riot's League Championship Series announces partnership with Honda

Non-endemic esports sponsorships have been on the rise in 2019.

UMG Media to acquire esports event company, Activate Entertainment

The deal will close in the next 30 days and will see Activate become part of UMG. Activate's president, Chris Iaquinta, talks with GameDaily about Activate's growth and what this acquisition means for the future.

Pipeline.gg gives aspiring streamers the resources, community to build sustainable careers

Stephen 'Snoopeh' Ellis and David 'StoneMountain64' Steinberg are building a platform dedicated to lowering the bar to entry for streamers to find success at any experience level.

Red Dead Redemption 2, GTA Online create a strong start for Take-Two Q1 2020

The publisher has increased full-year guidance ahead of a hotly anticipated holiday sales season.

Nexon to fully acquire Embark Studios within five years

Former EA exec, Patrick Soderlund, founded the studio last year with Nexon as its only investor. The latest investment bolsters Nexon's shares to just under 73%.

Mixer faces backlash over clothing guidelines, as Ninja tops 650,000 followers

Mixer's luck has been a mixed bag lately, with Ninja's exclusivity deal balancing out layoffs and upset over controversial clothing guidelines.

GameDaily Connect USA 2019: Indie Prize Finalists, North America

GameDaily Connect's Indie Prize initiative aims to highlight the work of indie developers from around the globe, ranging from games developed for the mobile market to titles geared towards flagship consoles. Some of these games have made appearances at Dreamhack Dallas, Play NYC and more, so we're very excited to announce the Indie Prize finalists from the USA.

GameDaily Connect USA 2019: Indie Prize Finalists, Europe

GameDaily Connect will be spotlighting a number of indie developers from regions all around the world for its Indie Prize. The finalists for this year span all sorts of genres and countries, and some have even received nominations for the Indie Prize from our esteemed sponsors. Let's take a closer look at the Indie Prize finalists from Europe.

GameDaily Connect USA: Facebook Gaming to present on user acquisition, monetization, indie dev

Facebook Gaming is one of the Platinum sponsors of this year's GameDaily Connect USA event to be held at the Disneyland Hotel from August 27 to 29. We invited our sponsors to answer some questions about the industry generally and about what insights attendees can garner from attending the panels that they'll be putting on.

GameDaily Connect USA: Asher Kagan to talk cloud gaming, development, and the future of the industry

Our Disruption track will feature none other than Asher Kagan, the co-founder of Shadow and CEO of Blade. Be sure to catch his panel on cloud gaming and industry-focused solutions to how we consume games.

GameDaily Connect USA 2019: Indie Prize Finalists, Latin America

GameDaily Connect is about more than great panels and networking opportunities with your fellow industry professionals. It's also about spotlighting great developers from various regions. Let's take a look at the Indie Prize finalists from Latin America.

GameDaily Connect USA: Respawn, Gameloft, Microsoft and more featured for Liveops track

GameDaily Connect kicks off on August 27. Industry professionals looking forward to the Liveops track can expect to hear from powerhouses like Microsoft and Gameloft at the Disneyland Hotel.

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