Interactive Entertainment Incentives in Canada and the US
With a hat tip to Entertainment Law Reporter, Sean Kane of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman has released two reports on […]
Video Games
The wonderful world of apps
Recent article on-line which likens the burgeoning popularity of iPhone applications to a gold rush for game developers in Montreal. Its […]
Virtual Justice: The New Laws of Online Worlds
Greg Lastowka (Professor of Law at Rutgers University) has just published Virtual Justice: The New Laws of Online Worlds (Yale […]
IP Osgoode’s Focus on Gaming
IP Osgoode has published a lengthy and insightful interview with Susan Abramovitch on the legal issues arising in the context of […]
Licensing and Sale of Copyright and the (Un)willingness to Pay
The New York Times had an excellent article last week (“The Music-Copyright Enforcers” by John Bowe) (hat tip: Miri Frankel at […]
Restrictions on Videogame Sales
The US Supreme Court has indicated that it will be hearing an appeal regarding a California law (which has, due to […]
Entertainment Software Association Report
The Entertainment Software Association of Canada (ESAC) has released its report and recommendations on a “national digital economy strategy”, entitled […]
Legal Protection for Games
How entertaining is playing a game? Gordon P. Firemark offers some thoughts, in his post Asked and Answered: Protection for […]