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Tik-Toc partners up with Mickey Mouse. But first, after a prolonged antitrust tussle,

Microsoft's near two-year attempt to buy Gaming Giant Activision is finally happening,

after the UK's competition and markets authority

accepted a restructured proposal that addresses the CMA's concerns

about Microsoft dominating the cloud gaming market. The crooks of Microsoft's concession to get the deal over the line lies squarely in Activision's

cloud streaming rights, which rather than being sold to Microsoft, will in fact go to

the French video game publisher will garner Activision's

cloud streaming rights for all PC and console games

for the next 15 years though this will only apply to markets outside the European economic area.

Within the EEA, UBSoft will receive a non-exclusive license to sell, distribute, and sub-license

entitlements to play cloud streaming versions of

Activision's games.

This means that Microsoft 2 will be able to access cloud streaming rights for Activision

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