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Ethics Policy [http://www.ign.com/wikis/ign/Standards_and_Practices Standards and Practices]<br /> | Ethics Policy [http://www.ign.com/wikis/ign/Standards_and_Practices Standards and Practices]<br /> | ||
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'''IGN''' (formerly Imagine Games Network) is the largest games website in the world, founded in 1996. IGN has remained relatively aloof from the #Gamergate scandal, commenting only on issues of harassment. While it did not declare the gamer identity dead, IGN has held that harassment is a problem in the gaming community. IGN was however fairly notorious for its practices long before #Gamergate occurred<sup>[[#cite_note-1|[1]]]</sup> | '''IGN''' (formerly Imagine Games Network) is the largest games website in the world, founded in 1996. IGN has remained relatively aloof from the #Gamergate scandal, commenting only on issues of harassment. While it did not declare the gamer identity dead, IGN has held that harassment is a problem in the gaming community. IGN was however fairly notorious for its practices long before #Gamergate occurred<sup>[[#cite_note-1|[1]]]</sup> | ||
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— Anonymous source<sup>[[#cite_note-2|[2]]]</sup> | — Anonymous source<sup>[[#cite_note-2|[2]]]</sup> | ||
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IGN has remained relatively quiet about the issues surrounding Gamergate. They did not declare the gamer identity dead, though did agree that gaming had a problem with harassment. They have announced upcoming change to their ethics policies. | IGN has remained relatively quiet about the issues surrounding Gamergate. They did not declare the gamer identity dead, though did agree that gaming had a problem with harassment. They have announced upcoming change to their ethics policies. | ||
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* In early November 2014, IGN later stated that they did have a code of ethics policy and were in the process of making their standards and practices public.<sup>[[#cite_note-4|[4]]]</sup> | * In early November 2014, IGN later stated that they did have a code of ethics policy and were in the process of making their standards and practices public.<sup>[[#cite_note-4|[4]]]</sup> | ||
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These are the gaming journalists that are working (or previously worked) for IGN and who were are part of the GamesJournoPro's Google mailing list. | These are the gaming journalists that are working (or previously worked) for IGN and who were are part of the GamesJournoPro's Google mailing list. | ||
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* Will Tuttle - Sr. Communications Manager for Xbox and Editorial Overseer of Xbox Wire, IGN (past) | * Will Tuttle - Sr. Communications Manager for Xbox and Editorial Overseer of Xbox Wire, IGN (past) | ||
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* [[index.php?title=Category:Publications|Publications]] | * [[index.php?title=Category:Publications|Publications]] | ||
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Revision as of 05:09, 23 January 2018
[[index.php?title=File:IGN-Logo.jpg|IGN-Logo.jpg]]
Website http://www.ign.com/
Parent Company j2 Global
Owner Ziff Davis
Editor-in-Chief Steve Butts
Ethics Policy Standards and Practices
Reviews
IGN (formerly Imagine Games Network) is the largest games website in the world, founded in 1996. IGN has remained relatively aloof from the #Gamergate scandal, commenting only on issues of harassment. While it did not declare the gamer identity dead, IGN has held that harassment is a problem in the gaming community. IGN was however fairly notorious for its practices long before #Gamergate occurred[1]
Pre-Gamergate controversies
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In 2012, an anonymous former IGN employee spoke with Zelda Informer.
The truth is that marketing and PR and readers have a major influence on reviews. I can tell you that just about every preview and review you read spouts out a lot of marketing’s message. Journalists don’t get it, see it, realize it, or accept it. But that is the truth
— Anonymous source[2]
Role In GamerGate
IGN has remained relatively quiet about the issues surrounding Gamergate. They did not declare the gamer identity dead, though did agree that gaming had a problem with harassment. They have announced upcoming change to their ethics policies.
- Reporting on the Open letter against harassment on September 1, 2014,[3] referring to recent events involving Phil Fish, Zoe Quinn, and Feminist Frequency.
- An article in October 2014 on the problem of harassment in the gaming community IGN: ON THE PROBLEM OF HARASSMENT calling for greater civility.
- In early November 2014, IGN later stated that they did have a code of ethics policy and were in the process of making their standards and practices public.[4]
GameJournoPros Members
These are the gaming journalists that are working (or previously worked) for IGN and who were are part of the GamesJournoPro's Google mailing list.
- Alex Rubens - IGN, G4TV, PCWorld, Official Xbox Magazine, Polygon, @Gamer Magazine, Games Radar, Joystiq, Kotaku, Destructoid, Tech Hive, Game Informer
- Andrew Hayward - StuffTV, TechHive, IGN, Macworld,Maclife, Jostiq
- Brandon Justice - Ex Gamefan, IGN, SEGA, EA & EGM
- Dan (Dan Stapleton) - IGN, PC Gamer
- Jason Venter - Honest Gamers Editor in Chief, IGN, Gamespot, GamesRadar, Joystiq
- Leah B. Jackson - Riot Games eSports web content coordinator (formely IGN/G4)
- Meghan Sullivan - IGN
- Mitch Dyer - Editor, IGN
- Rob Zacny - PCGamesN, The Escapist, Polygon, IGN
- Taylor Cocke - Web content coordinator at Riot Games/Lolesports, but widely written at IGN, Edge, and others.
- Will Tuttle - Sr. Communications Manager for Xbox and Editorial Overseer of Xbox Wire, IGN (past)
References
- ↑ Downfall of Gaming Journalism #1: The Curious Case of IGN
- ↑ Former IGN Employee Admits Review Scores Are Skewed Due to Public Relations and The Almighty Dollar (Dead link). Rumphol-Janc, Nathaniel. October 10, 2012. Zelda Informer. Archived from the original on February 18, 2013.
- ↑ IGN: HUNDREDS OF DEVELOPERS ARE FED UP WITH THE HATE
- ↑ #GAMERGATE: IGN’S DISCLOSURE, CODE OF ETHICS PUBLIC POLICY COMING SOON
Retrieved from "http://wiki.gamergate.me/index.php?title=IGN&oldid=8438%22
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