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Ricky Morris, DIGITIMES, Taipei
Thursday 30 October 2014
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Posted on Nov 7, 04:55
Excellent, reasonable breakdown. Thank you for doing the research and not parroting the same-old same-old.Posted on Nov 6, 18:40
You really want to know how deep the rabbit hole goes when it comes to corruption in the media? Well we'll be finding out sooner or later now the FTC is investigating.Posted on Oct 31, 18:21
Nice article :)Though I wonder what the total "loss" for the industry is.
Posted on Oct 31, 12:34
Wonderful article.Posted on Oct 31, 09:08
It is interesting to see how business related articles tend to be sympathetic towards GamerGate as a consumer revolt, rather than buying into the moral panic of the tabloids. I suggest you keep an eye out for the now almost inevitable xmas boycotts.Posted on Oct 31, 07:59
Wonderful discussion on GamerGate and its potential effects on the gaming industry.Posted on Oct 31, 06:55
Well, Digitimes is now getting a daily visit from me. God bless this man.Posted on Oct 31, 02:42
Great post. It's refreshing to see an article about GamerGate that discusses both sides of the story.