Interactive entertainment blog

The High Court (in Secret Mode Ltd and another v Victura, Inc) has declined competing applications for interim relief by the developer...

The European Commission has declined to propose mandatory legislation requiring videogames to remain playable after publishers withdraw...

Following its consultation on children's online wellbeing, the UK government has announced that social media platforms will be banned...

Apple recently announced that it was rolling out age checks on its devices.  Against this background, Ofcom and the Information...

The Pan‑European Game Information (PEGI) system, which provides age ratings for video games, has confirmed that it will introduce new...

When done well, video game collaborations offer brands something that traditional advertising often struggles to achieve: a deeper...

The Court of Appeal in R v Lakeman has determined that virtual gold pieces in the online role-playing game Old School Runescape...

December has been another busy month for online safety developments, with both Ofcom and the ICO being active.  Ofcom fines file-sharing...

Research shows that 97% of young people go online every day and 78% of 13 to 17-year-olds check their devices at least hourly. Around 25%...

25 November is International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. So it was timely, that, following consultation, Ofcom...

Ofcom has unveiled its latest timetable for rolling out the remaining phases of the Online Safety Act 2023, setting out when to expect...

In a bid to curb the growing risks children face online, members of the European Parliament's Internal Market and Consumer Protection...