Electronic Arts Not the Worst Company in America This Year

By Alex Osborn

It's official, Electronic Arts won't be recognized as "The Consumerist's Worst Company in America" this year.

After "winning" two years in a row, the company was booted out of the running in the first round by Time Warner Cable, garnering 48.8 percent of the vote. To see the breakdown of which companies are still left, check out the bracket below.

 

What do you think of Electronic Arts dropping out during the first round? Has the company redeemed itself this past year? Did the video game publisher even deserve all of the negative notoriety in the first place?
Alex Osborn
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