Intel pulls ads from Gamasutra, and then apologizes for it

Under pressure from an increasingly fractious gamer movement, Intel pulled its advertising from the video game developer news website Gamasutra. Those gamers were upset that columnist Leigh Alexander took a pro-feminist stance on gender representation in the industry.

Then, after the world’s largest chip maker was labeled as “anti-feminist,” Intel issued its own apology for the impression that it created.