E3 lives, Stadia dies, and Twitch continues to make bad moves that alienate its community. Also: Saudi Arabia and Tencent look to step up investments, and a beefy labor report.

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TIME STAMPS

• [00:02:21] - Twitch Has a Child Predator Problem (That it Tried to Cover Up with Different Bad News)
• [00:28:39] - Investment Interlude (Netflix, Saudi Arabia, Tencent, Fandom)
• [00:44:10] - Quick Hits
• [00:50:56] - Labor Report (Activision and OSHA, Respawn, Nintendo Tester Speaks Out, Studio ZA/UM)
• [01:05:41] - E3 Lives!
• [01:12:04] - FAFO Award

SOURCES

• Child Predators Use Twitch to Systematically Track Kids | Bloomberg (Paywall)
• A Letter from Twitch President Dan Clancy on Subscription Revenue Shares | Twitch
• Twitch loses VP after revenue split controversy | Eurogamer
• Respawn Speaks Out in Defense of Harassed Developers | Respawn (@Respawn) on Twitter
• Activision QA worker warns OSHA about the devastating impact of crunch | Polygon
• THE DISSOLUTION OF THE ZA/UM CULTURAL ASSOCIATION | Martin Luiga on Medium
• Exclusive: Fired Nintendo worker speaks out, alleging union-busting | Axios
• A message about Stadia and our long term streaming strategy | Google

INVESTMENT INTERLUDE

• Building Our Internal Games Studios | Netflix
• HRH Crown Prince announces Savvy Games Group strategy | Saudi Press Agency
• Tencent shifts focus to majority deals, overseas gaming assets for growth | Reuters
• Fandom Acquires Leading Entertainment & Gaming Brands Including GameSpot, TV Guide and Metacritic | Fandom