Dynamic view of Blizzard CEO's lawsuit against sexual harassment is expected to push new tour

Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick was defeated in a 2007 case involving sexual harassment.　　The Blizzard CEO was a spoof. Then Bobby Kotick and another company executive took a business trip on the company's private jet, accused of molesting a stewardess Cynthia Madvig on the plane, and fired her after the incident. The stewardess was then given legal aid by a leading lawyer in the United States, and a paper petition took Bobby Kotick to court.　　After a bitter legal struggle, the court finally won the favor and declared his victory. Bobby Kotick needs to pay the plaintiff's 200,000 dollars in attorneys ' fees and 938,458 dollars in compensation.　　Although Bobby Kotick the verdict, he was dismissed by the High Court as being upheld.　　Meanwhile, although blizzard officials have yet to respond to rumours about call OL, Morgan's renowned analyst Michael Pachter expects Blizzard to launch a new paid online game by the end of the year. "I don't think they will charge all the content, and there may be some free online experience," he said. "But the online pay model will be more and more important, and if it doesn't, consumers will be back to the old way of the death of the traditional retail, and as a public company, it will be the inevitable choice for blizzard to chase higher profits for shareholders." "(Edit Zhang Xing)