News
Time study: boys think women are over-sexualised in games
Study finds that kids are sick of objectification
Politics (Page 19)
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Australia sees surge in banned games
Classification of digital games using IARC leads to 220 titles banned in less than four months
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Apple pulls games with Confederate flag imagery
Civil War games removed from App Store [UPDATE: Apple reinstating some games with the flag]
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France reforms cultural tax breaks for games
Government loosens restrictions on qualification, allowing 18-rated games
Opinion
Conflict minerals the real link between games and violence
Game industry's track record of making sure its money doesn't fund war crimes in DR Congo is improving, but still appalling
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John Whittingdale named head of Department for Culture, Media and Sport
Former chair of CMS select committee is a longstanding supporter of games industry tax breaks
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GamerGate meetup halted by bomb threat
Police interrupt weekend Washington, D.C. gathering of movement supporters
Feature
Is the US gov't finally over video game violence?
Mark DeLoura, former senior advisor at the White House, says the government is far more concerned with opportunities games offer the public
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Report: Firmware update sets Chinese Xbox Ones region free
Machines thought to be able to play imported games, international multiplayer
Opinion
Tax breaks and Talent: 5 years with the coalition
Jo Twist on what the election means for the UK's industry
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UK industry welcomes budget funding
TIGA and UKIE praise £8 million injection to skills and prototyping
Opinion
Why is the Grand Theft Auto CEO also chairman of the ESRB?
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick's role undermines the perceived independence crucial to the US ratings board's legitimacy
News
Obama: Coding should be taught alongside the ABCs
"It's got to be everybody. Everybody's got to learn how to code early"
News
Streamer 'Swatted' mid-broadcast after being doxxed
Police raid house of Joshua Peters, aim rifles at 10-year old brother
Opinion
War Games: the link between gaming and military recruitment
"Skillsets" of young players still sought by US and European forces
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TIGA reveals "20/20" vision for UK's industry
Calls for funding, export tax relief, regional promotion and better education
Feature
Europe's data protection laws are changing, are you prepared?
Harbottle & Lewis' Nic Murfett examines the ramifications of forthcoming legislation
News
ESA responds to Obama's calls for stronger data privacy laws
"Consumers need to be protected from illegal, malicious botnets and denial-of-service attacks"
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Journey composer could be expelled from union
Austin Wintory refusing to pay AFM fine for his non-union work as a composer on The Banner Saga
Feature
Survey: 45% of the UK industry's women feel gender is a "barrier"
Next Gen Skills Academy also says 33% have been harassed or bullied
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White House considers a 30-day limit for disclosure of data breaches
Companies should be compelled to inform customers of hacks, says Obama
Feature
"It's a hard time for Ukraine, but a good time to be a proud Ukrainian"
GSC Gameworld re-opens for business, and comes out shooting
News
Update: Valve returns Hatred to Greenlight after removal
Controversial game returns to Steam, despite Valve's initial objections over its content
Opinion
Activism is Freedom, Too
Campaigns for retailers to drop games or advertisers to pull marketing are a valid part of a free, healthy society