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Acti Blizz 2009 revenue up 43%, Q4 revenue sees slight drop

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Activision Blizzard has just posted $1.56 billion revenue for Q4 2009, down slightly from the $1.6 billion the corresponding previous period.

Full-year revenue standing at $4.28 billion, up from $3 billion in the year previous.

Profit was $113 million, up from a $107 million in loss in 2008.

Boss Bobby Kotick claimed the company is now the largest digital publisher: EA said earlier this week it was the biggest publisher of packaged goods.

In the past year, the publisher took $1.3 billion in digital revenues.

Kotick said Acti Blizz could lay claim to the "largest [fourth] quarter delivered by a third-party publisher," despite the economic environment.

The company expects to post 2010 revenues of $4.2 billion.

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