C&binet was a gathering of the great and good of the British creative industries at the swanky Grove Hotel. But did it achieve its aim of becoming a British Davos for our industry? The Cabinet Forum event...

I can’t make it to all of them, I’m speaking at three of them, but these are the key events between now and the end of the year.

The afternoon’s tweets from IBC’s “Protecting & Exploiting Content in Video Games”. Many of these (but not all of them) were tweeted, as I suddenly got access to the web. Games industry gets 35% of revenues from...

Lawyers like to keep things close to their chest, and a recent IBC conference on videogames and law was no exception. We were in a subterranean chamber with no access to Twitter. So here are the key...

The games market is changing fast, and it’s hard to keep up with the legal implications. That’s why IBC is running a conference on “Protecting & Exploiting Content in Video Games” on 29th September 2009. Speakers include...

I’ve just returned from the GameHorizon Conference, which was very focused on online and self-publishing. (It was a great conference, thanks for asking, and congratulations to Carri and the team). But it threw up some interesting issues,...

Paul Wedgewood is delivering the keynote at the GameHorizon Conference in Gateshead. Splash Damage has achieved huge success with Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, and Paul has an interesting take on how to be a successful games developer....