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Games law, piracy and free

By on November 9, 2011

Last month, I spoke at Osborne Clark’s seminar for inhouse lawyers for the games industry. It was afternoon of legal stuff, together with me talking about piracy and free.

Jas Purewal (also known as @gamerlaw on Twitter) gave two talks. The first one embedded here covers “Lodsys, the mobile patent wars and interactive entertainment”.

Lodsys, the mobile patent wars and interactive entertainment

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Keep your eyes open for the second one in a few days.

About Nicholas Lovell

Nicholas is the founder of Gamesbrief, a blog dedicated to the business of games. It aims to be informative, authoritative and above all helpful to developers grappling with business strategy. He is the author of a growing list of books about making money in the games industry and other digital media, including How to Publish a Game and Design Rules for Free-to-Play Games, and Penguin-published title The Curve: thecurveonline.com