Microsoft Subpoenas Sony In Lawsuit With The FTC
Microsoft has subpoenaed Sony in its lawsuit against the FTC, to which Sony now has until January 27, 2023 to respond to in some form.
Microsoft has subpoenaed Sony in its lawsuit against the FTC, to which Sony now has until January 27, 2023 to respond to in some form.
Google and Nvidia have voiced their own concerns to the FTC regarding Microsoft’s potential acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
Microsoft looks determined as preliminary trial proceedings begin with the FTC, indicating that it’ll close the deal without the FTC if it can.
Epic Games has responded to the FTC’s settlement, outlining changes it is making while also trying to tell other developers to take note of its actions.
Epic Games will pay $520 million to the FTC over allegations that it violated children’s privacy law, and deployed tactics to trick players.
In the face of a lawsuit from the FTC, Microsoft president says that the company “welcomes” its chance to defend its Activision Blizzard purchase in court.
The FTC has filed a complaint to block Microsoft from purchasing Activision Blizzard King, it was revealed on Thursday, hours before The Game Awards.
A new report claims that the FTC will potentially file an anti-trust lawsuit against Microsoft in an attempt to block it from acquiring Activision Blizzard.
The FTC has opened an investigation into Sony’s $3.6 billion deal to purchase Bungie, it was revealed today. Check out the details here.
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