Emily Spindler is a journalist and writer who specializes in video games and technology. She is a regular contributor to Kotaku Australia and Lifehacker Australia, covering topics such as game reviews, industry news, and gaming culture. Her work has also been featured in GamesHub.
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CONTENT WARNING: This article discusses harassment. DreamHack Melbourne was a resounding success by most accounts , but allegations of harassment by Kick streamers on social media have surfaced in the wake of the event.
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