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Activision Blizzard Policy Maker Rails Against California Law

By pete_gallagher

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George Rose, Activision Blizzard's Chief Public Policy Officer penned a column for the Orange County Register in which he called the California law at the heart of Schwarzenegger vs. EMA 'onerous,' and "unnecessary.'

Rose claimed that a SCOTUS approval of the law would 'hijack' the First Amendment rights of young people 'by unjustifiably creating a special exception to unprotected free speech not only for video games, but any other form of expression.'

He also worried that the law would put 'innocent store clerks at serious legal and financial risk,' all for a law that is 'already moot.'

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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on October 11, 2010 (boomark / email).

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