The Consumerist has word that EA has triumphed for a second consecutive year in their annual "worst company in America" poll, beating out the likes of Bank of America, Ticketmaster, Comcast, Walmart, Time-Warner Cable, ATT&T, and a late run by Carnival Cruise Lines. They conclude their write-up by suggesting the higher-ups at EA reflect on the following question:

When we live in an era marked by massive oil spills, faulty foreclosures by bad banks, and rampant consolidation in the airline and telecom industry, what does it say about EA’s business practices that so many people have — for the second year in a row — come out to hand it the title of Worst Company In America?