Sunday, May 20, 2012
Unsealed testimony alleges Activision tried to spy on ex-Infinity Ward heads
a number of open documents from the upcoming trial between Activision and a group of former developers at Infinity Ward revealed a witness who says the publisher has launched an internal investigation against applicants principal Jason West and Vince Zampella. 
A new testimony is based on Activision tried to spy the former developers at Infinity Ward.
The documents, made public this week by the Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Elihu Berle - contain the testimony of former Activision CEO of information technology, Thomas Fenady. As reported giant bomb
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Los Angeles Times, alleges that the testimony Fenady own lawyer Activision George Rose, she asked to spy on West and Zampella to access their work e-mails, voice mails and computer files.
According Fenady, who left Activision in 2009, Rose said the decision to investigate came from the west and CEO of Activision Bobby Kotick Zampella. The witness also stated that the goal - known as "ice-breaking project" - was launched to build evidence against West and Zampella, but that efforts to control the personal correspondence of developers, including use parts from the outside, without success.Find best price for : --Ward----Electronic----Bobby----Rose----Zampella----West----Activision--
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