EGDF
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EGDF says it's disappointed in Apple's new EU policy
Among the federation's concerns is the possibility of unfair competition for content on the AppStore
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EGDF calls for EU regulation on non-negotiable contracts in wake of Unity backlash
Trade body says proposed Runtime Fee is akin to "anti-competitive market behaviour"
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Diversity is key to our industry's success | Opinion
The EGDF and ISFE share their commitment to keep doing better
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EGDF adds Serbian Games Association as its latest member
European Games Developer Federation now has 19 associations in its ranks
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Reboot Develop secures EGDF as key partner, adds more speakers
Dubrovnik conference will host developer association's Spring General Assembly
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The future of the European games industry is written in the telecom regulations
Jari-Pekka Kaleva examines the impact of EU negotiations
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Pokémon Go is just the beginning of an absurd copyright struggle in AR
The EGDF's Jari-Pekka Kaleva anticipates a major legal hurdle
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"I feel perfectly confident that the right people will take over"
Quantic Dream's Guillaume De Fondaumiere on retirement from the EGDF
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The EGDF chairman explains why he thinks developers should have a say in the PEGI process
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EGDF chases place on PEGI board
Developers need to "take some responsibility" on ratings, says Quantic Dream's de Fondaumiere
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Cultural test for games "a problem" - EGDF
Euro association insists tax breaks are an investment opportunity, but 'cultural tests' are an extra barrier for developers
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Guillaume de Fondaumiere - Part One
The Quantic Dream co-CEO talks tax breaks - and why the cultural test should only be the first step
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European developer body to offer members a discount for Cologne event
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Quantic Dream boss takes EGDF chair
Guillaume de Fondaumiere outlines three key issues to tackle in Europe
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EGDF announces Games Summit 08
New event to examine economic effects of industry in Europe
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Media companies threatening online game sales - EGDF
Euro developers group also slams ELSPA for failing to help protect against piracy