does the gaming website have been in any controversies?
Yes, critic Brianna Wu and writer Samantha Allen lamented "Giant Bomb"s hiring of Dan Ryckert and Jason Oestreicher in July 2014 regarding gender representation in video games and other minority groups, citing "Giant Bomb"s 100% white, male staff personnel.
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Critics including Brianna Wu and writer Samantha Allen lamented "Giant Bomb"s hiring of Dan Ryckert and Jason Oestreicher in July 2014 regarding gender representation in video games and other minority groups, citing "Giant Bomb"s 100% white, male staff personnel.
season 2 episode 8 hawaii five o cast Dennis Chun, Kimee Balmilero and Meaghan Rath are some of them. what is this series about? It is an American action police procedural television series that centers around a special police major crimes task force operating at the behest of the governor of Hawaii. did the tv series have any crossovers with any other series? UNANSWERABLE what are the streaming platforms on which the tv series is available? CBS All Access when did the streaming platform start streaming? October 28, 2014 which company owns it? CBS Interactive is the company in the video game business? Yes, its video games brands are GameFAQs, GameSpot and Giant Bomb. describe the criticisms received by the second brand? It was criticized for the wrongful termination of Jeff Gerstmann, Editorial Director of the site who is the guy that got terminated? He is an American video game journalist. did he join any other gaming company after getting terminated from the above mentioned gaming company? Yes, he started his new venture "Giant Bomb" - a gaming website when was the gaming website launched? Originally unveiled on March 6, 2008, as a blog; the full site launched on July 21, 2008. does it have podcasts? Yes, it partners with video game localization company 8-4 for the bi-weekly 8-4 podcast.
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Giant Bomb [SEP] Criticisms and controversies
Critics including Brianna Wu and writer Samantha Allen lamented "Giant Bomb"s hiring of Dan Ryckert and Jason Oestreicher in July 2014 regarding gender representation in video games and other minority groups, citing "Giant Bomb"s 100% white, male staff personnel. Allen received harassment via Twitter. In October 2014 in an op-ed for XoJane regarding the Gamergate controversy, Wu described Allen's harassment as carried out by the same people behind the Gamergate-related video game sexual harassment with the same "playbook" of political strategy tactics as herself, Zoë Quinn and Anita Sarkeesian had experienced. During an interview with MSNBC on MSNBC Live, Wu called upon "Giant Bomb" and IGN to provide coverage of the Gamergate controversy on its website.