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b'This week, Cherlynn and Devindra are joined by Engadget\\u2019s Jessica Conditt to dive into the latest controversy around Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick. According to a recent Wall Street Journal report, he was well aware of sexual misconduct allegations at the company, and he deliberately kept Activision\\u2019s board in the dark. Also, we chat about what Apple\\u2019s self service program means for you, as well as a new accessibility gadget that brings eye tracking to the iPad.\\nNew report says Activision/Blizzard CEO protected abusers at the studio \\u2013 1:20\\nApple announces new program to repair products at home \\u2013 19:20\\nGoogle Cloud outage takes down Spotify, Snapchat, Etsy, and other sites \\u2013 24:40\\nTD Pilot will let people with disabilities control an iPad with their eyes \\u2013 30:02\\nHalo Infinite free multiplayer beta is available now \\u2013 36:13\\nParamount+ Pulls Star Trek: Discovery from Netflix before new season \\u2013 37:37\\nStreamLabs was accused of plagiarism, drops \\u201cOBS\\u201d from its name \\u2013 41:15\\nRep. Paul Gosar retweets Attack on Titan edit about killing AOC right after being censured for doing it the first time \\u2013 44:19\\nLA\\u2019s Staples Center is now the Crypto.com arena \\u2013 45:59\\nGucci made a $10K Xbox + case \\u2013 49:02\\nWorking on \\u2013 52:57\\nPicks \\u2013 55:57\\n\\nSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.'