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Activision Results

Company down in the fourth quarter but breaks Fiscal Year net revenue records.

Atari Job Cuts

Atari to cut twenty percent of its total work-force.

AiO Scholarship Contest

Representatives from Midway Games and Rapid Reality Studios will serve as judges for competition.

Activision Gets Monster Jam

Activision to publish games based on popular Monster Truck events.

Former Tetris Company and Square pros form new company.

Trouvain named Senior Vice President of Activision's European Publishing division.

Special committee find executives blameless for stock rigging scheme, but others cited at various levels within top U.S. publishing company.

Middleware company to become part of the Activision family.

Company works with the world leader in sound for better digital sound quality in its games.

Activision’s Guitar Hero II, Call of Duty 3 and Tony Hawk’s Project 8 earned top honors at the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences’ Interactive Achievement Awards.

Company expects a brisk business for fiscal 2007.

Company named a finalist in the PRWeek Awards 2007 program for excellence in the public relations field in the Arts, Entertainment & Media category.

10 for 1 reverse stock split approved by shareholders.

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