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The games industry must remain vigilant on safeguarding children | Opinion - Vimarsana News

The games industry must remain vigilant on safeguarding children | Opinion

For Safer Internet Day, EGDF's Hendrik Lesser and ISFE's Dr Olaf Coenen discuss the evolving tools and educational efforts around protecting young players

EU must provide enough spectrum for next generation Wi-Fi technologies, tech and allied groups warn - Vimarsana News

EU must provide enough spectrum for next generation Wi-Fi technologies, tech and allied groups warn

Failure to make upper band available could see Europe falling behind North American and Asian rivals Washington D.C., USA, 30 November 2021: The EU should ensure that enough spectrum is made availabl...

Diversity is key to our industry's success | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Diversity is key to our industry's success | Opinion

With 51% of Europe's population and more than 2.2 billion people around the world playing video games, driving diversity and inclusion in the sector is not only commercially imperative, it is the socially responsible thing to do -- the right thing to do. The video game industry is unique: nowhere else do so many people from so many different backgrounds come together to play, to experience stories together or compete with one another. If the games we make do not represent society, the sector will not grow and our innovations and opportunities to help people connect will have less impact. W...

Fifa 21 and Frozen 2 top digital sales of 2020 - Vimarsana News

Fifa 21 and Frozen 2 top digital sales of 2020

BBC News Published image copyrightEA SPORTS/DISNEY The UK spent a record £9.05bn ($12bn) on home entertainment in 2020, with more than 80p in every pound going on digital formats, new figures reveal. The biggest-selling video game was the latest Fifa 21 football game, with more than two million downloads and discs sold. Disney's Frozen 2 was the most-purchased movie, while Lewis Capaldi topped the 2020 album sales chart. The Entertainment Retailers' Association (ERA) published the report. It included data supplied by the Official Charts Company and the Interactive Software Federation of Euro...

Source: bbc.co.uk