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Uploaded by Rad Dudesman Aug 21, 2014 at 12:35AM EDT
Origin Entry: Zoë Quinn
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Uploaded by Rad Dudesman Aug 21, 2014 at 12:35AM EDT
Origin Entry: Zoë Quinn
File type: png
Resolution: (589px x 400px)
File size: 87.6 KB
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![Anonymous 08/20/14(Wed)13:53:25 No.34330825 343308593433146934331524 P> 5 guys to start 2 of which are linked with gaming journalism 2 of which are indie developers who all have had pull with sites like giant bomb, kotaku, polygon defenders of Zoe come out, right now we are losing this battle, people are not focusing on people attacking Zoe and not the fact that she slept with Journalist for favorable reviews and/or favors Phil Fish, Cliffy B and Patrick Klepek have all stood in her defense and have donated to her "sit on my ass and give me money because im a girl xD fund Phil Fish has been currently seeing Zoe, he had made a comment against someone who claims to have been sexual assaulted by Zoe by mentioning that that person shouldnt have been at that wedding in the first place Only way he could know about this is if he was with Zoe at the time or was with her at the wedding Cliffy B. jumps in, why? because he is a f----- SJW. But more importantly its because Polygon is linked directly to this by Jason and Patrick, which Polygon is owned by Vox Media, in which Tyler B. (Cliffs brother) is a founder and owner of if Kotaku gets busted >Gawker is busted >Polygon is busted Giantbomb may lose Patrick >RPS is busted and this is just the tip of the iceberg, this kind of s--- is just the indie kids messing up. The big dogs are far worse Vox Media Inc Vox Media Inc. (previously known as Sports Blogs, Inc and publicly known as Vox) is an American digital media company that currently has seven editorial brands: SB Nation, The Verge, Polygon, Curbed, Eater, and Racked. The latest of them is "Vox.com" (formerly codenamed "ProjectX, launched on April 6, 2014. All Vox Media sites are built on Chorus, its proprietary digital publishing platform.121 Vox is headquartered near Dupont Circle, Washington, D.C and across from Bryant Park, in New York City. Founded in 2003 as SportsBlogs, Inc., by political strategist Jerome Armstrong, freelance writer Tyler Bleszinski and Markos Moulitsas (creator of Daily Kos), the network now features over 300 sites with over 400 paid writers. 1314] Former AOL programming chief Jim Bankoff became chairman and CEO of Vox Media Inc in 2008.(5] Trei Brundrett is Chief Product Officer. Marty Moe is Chief Operating Officer and Group Publisher, and Joe Purzycki VP of National Sales.[6] Vox Contents [hide] 1 Funding 2 Editorial brands MEDIA 2.1 SB Nation 2.2 The Verge 2.3 Polygon 2.4 Curbed 2.5 Eater 2.6 Racked 2.7 Vox.com Private lype Founded Headquarters Washington, D.C Area served nternational Founder(s) 2011 Jerome Armstrong Tyler Bleszinski Markos Moulitsas 3 References 4 External links](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/814/627/ab4.png "Business Links")
