The US Army is reportedly withdrawing from Twitch as criticism mounts
Meanwhile, US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez plans legislation to keep them from using gaming as recruitment
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Investment health check: Preparing for the due diligence process
In the second of two articles, Sheridans' Kamila Bochenek describes how preparing for the due diligence process can benefit your games business overall
Loot boxes should be a consumer protection matter not a gambling one, says EU report
EU lacks authority to regulate gambling across member states but could tackle "problematic design features" from a different perspective
Amidst pandemic, the ESA focuses on positive impacts of gaming
Stanley Pierre-Louis discusses COVID-19 impacts, digital growth of E3, its lobbying responsibilities, and the industry's recent #MeToo movement
French union preparing collective lawsuit against Ubisoft amid abuse allegations
Solidaires Informatique invites victims of sexism and abuse to join as it seeks to take publisher to court
Voltage Entertainment says striking writers group "is not a union"
Group of 21 Lovestruck writers wants better pay, but Voltage says freelance contracts preclude collective bargaining
The end of 30%? | Opinion
The European Commission has opened an antitrust investigation into Apple -- will this be the end of the App Store's 30% revenue share?
ISFE, EGDF express concerns over CJEU ruling on EU to US data transfer
Both organizations call free data transfer"crucial" to the EU games industry
Feminist Frequency launching Games and Online Harassment Hotline
Free text message emotional support service goes live next month, will be staffed by paid agents trained in crisis response
House of Lords calls for loot boxes to be immediately reclassified as gambling
Committee believes chance-based monetisation should be regulated without waiting for wider Gambling Act review
Trump halts H-1B visas through end of year
US president says skilled foreign workers "pose an unusual threat to the employment of American workers" due to COVID-19
Magic Leap's lawsuit against competitor Nreal thrown out of court
"From the beginning we've firmly stated that Magic Leap's claims against Nreal are meritless," says Nreal founder
Gearbox sues 3D Realms for breach of Duke Nukem acquisition contract
After original Duke Nukem composer sues Gearbox over royalties, developer brings in original IP owner
The chicanery of Penguin Cretins
Valve maintains its signature silence as wayward developers code-swap games on Steam, leaving users frustrated and confused
Hyperbeard pays FTC penalty for using kids' data without consent
Full $4 million penalty reduced to $150,000 due to Hyperbeard's inability to pay
Activision Blizzard shareholders upset over CEO Bobby Kotick's compensation
Publisher defends Kotick's pay despite his “apparent failure” to meet performance targets
NetEase to open secondary listing on Hong Kong stock exchange
Update: New listing approved, Chinese publisher reportedly hopes to raise $3 billion
Manchester United sues Sega over Football Manager trademark use
Sega and developer Sports Interactive reply that club's name, logo have been used since 1992 "without complaint"
What the Age Appropriate Design Code means for video games
The ICO's Statutory Code regarding children's personal data has implications for video games -- Baker McKenzie's Ben Slinn advises to start preparing now
Microsoft facing controller drift suit
Plaintiff in class-action suit says Xbox One controllers have problems with faulty analog sticks
Who owns your video game?
An issue between the NFTS and its students has raised questions about IP ownership -- Sheridans' Tim Davies is here to help
Tin Giant sues Atari for unpaid work on VCS console
Xbox architect Rob Wyatt accuses Atari of breach of contract and defamation
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