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Virtual reality and IP rights: time for immersive sensations to be protected?
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Games subsidies in Germany
Gregor Schmid and Maximilian Vonthien look at the latest developments in public funding for games in Germany.
Loot boxes from a Dutch perspective
Maarten Rijks looks at how the Dutch regulators view loot boxes and the direction of travel.
Germany's revised Copyright Act
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Games and eGaming update 2018
Our international team highlights some of the hot topics in the games and eGaming industries. We look at how to protect investment using intellectual property rights, the regulatory position on loot boxes, cheating in multiplayer games, and public subsidies for games.