A coach in Blizzard's Overwatch League was told to delete a tweet condemning the company for censoring an esports competitor from Hong Kong

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 A coach in Blizzard's Overwatch League was told to delete a tweet condemning the company for censoring an esports competitor from Hong Kong
 
 
A coach in Blizzard's Overwatch League was told to delete a tweet condemning the company for censoring an esports competitor from Hong Kong
 
Justin "Jayne" Conroy of the Dallas Fuel condemned Blizzard's ban of Hong Kong-based "Hearthstone" player Blitzchung, calling it an act of censorship.
 
 
 
 
 
Some Blizzard employees reportedly walked out to protest the punishment of a 'Hearthstone' competitor who spoke up in support of the Hong Kong protests
 
 
Some Blizzard employees reportedly walked out to protest the punishment of a 'Hearthstone' competitor who spoke up in support of the Hong Kong protests
 
Blizzard employees apparently gathered at the center of the company's headquarters with umbrellas to show solidarity for protesters in Hong Kong.
 
 
 
 
 
'Fortnite' creator says it won't punish players for speaking out about politics, as Blizzard faces backlash and calls for a boycott after banning competitor for supporting Hong Kong protests
 
 
'Fortnite' creator says it won't punish players for speaking out about politics, as Blizzard faces backlash and calls for a boycott after banning competitor for supporting Hong Kong protests
 
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said Fortnite players won't be punished for commenting on politics and human rights, despite the company's ties to China.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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The father of the suspected German synagogue killer said his son was a 'loner' who was always in front of his computer
 
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These 6 tech companies have made the controversial decision to try to operate in China, where the government can demand social media posts be removed or search results be censored
 
 
These 6 tech companies have made the controversial decision to try to operate in China, where the government can demand social media posts be removed or search results be censored
 
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'South Park' declares 'F--- the Chinese government' in 300th episode after China banned the show
 
 
'South Park' declares 'F--- the Chinese government' in 300th episode after China banned the show
 
"South Park" was removed from the Chinese internet after last week's episode mocked the country's censorship.
 
 
 
 
 
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Chinese citizens will soon need to scan their face before they can access internet services or get a new phone number
 
 
Chinese citizens will soon need to scan their face before they can access internet services or get a new phone number
 
China's roughly 854 million internet users will soon need to use facial identification in order to apply for new internet or mobile services.
 
 
 
 
 
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The mysterious spate of vape-related deaths and illnesses continues to grow, confounding experts. Here's what officials knew and when.
 
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