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Starting in 2008 certain Nokia handsets will contain Microsoft's PlayReady DRM technology, which should help to prevent content piracy between the mobile and PC platforms.

Autodesk has signed an agreement to buy Skymatter for an undisclosed figure, with the deal being finalised in the next couple of months.

Atari's parent company Infogrames is to give CEO Patrick Leleu 29.5 million shares, according to a report by Forbes.

Details of this year's Game Career Seminar, part of the Game Developers Conference in Austin, have been released, with the keynote speaker confirmed as Andy Schatz, founder of Pocketwatch Games.

Japan-based publisher Capcom saw its share price close 8.1 per cent up on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today following on from posting strong second fiscal quarter results on Friday.

Gamecock boss Harry Miller on his company's unique approach to publishing and development.

A host of ageing EA titles will no longer be playable online after September this year, as the player base for those games diminishes.

A massive operation executed by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency yesterday saw 32 federal search warrants executed on business across 16 states.

Following on from a guilty plea in his trial over stock options backdating, former Take-Two CEO Ryan Brant has escaped a prison sentence.

A new development studio has been formed, based on funding from another game developer Method Solutions.

The Tokyo Game Show will be playing host to Game Connection this year, a networking event providing industry exhibitions and facilitating private meetings.

New ad scans appear to show new Elite and Core price points in US

The University of Edinburgh will be hosting the Digital Interactive Symposium: Edinburgh on August 15, the day after the Edinburgh Interactive Festival finishes.

The Konami Corporation today posted its first quarter financial results, with increases in revenues and profits.

Nintendo's domination of the Japanese console market continued last week as the DS and Wii once again took the top two positions in the Media Create hardware sales chart.

Although Ubisoft may have sold its 19 per cent stake in Gameloft, the mobile games publisher's first half results show a significant rise in sales.

Last year's inaugural London Games Festival was popular enough to warrant a follow-up this year, and as expected the heart of the event will be the British Academy Video Games Awards.

The future of game design could follow a path that's already being set out by the advances in web site development according to Chris Satchell, head of Microsoft's XNA division.

Scott Howard, network games product manager for Nokia, has said connected experiences are "the lifeblood" of the new N-Gage approach to mobile gaming.