One of the hallmarks of the internet has been the ability to remain relatively anonymous. This anonymity is not absolute, but if you are reasonably tech-savvy, there are ways to broadcast your views and shield your identity. When these measures … Continue reading
I know many folks on the internet are waiting for the video of the debate I had with Jack Thompson last weekend on the 4th of July at the ScrewAttack Gaming Convention in Dallas. I’ve been told by some of … Continue reading
This week’s LGJ gets into a recent US Supreme Court decision and how it may offer a glimpse of how the court could potentially treat similar issues in games, future interactive broadcast TV, and even a bit about potential new … Continue reading
This week’s LGJ examines using ‘censorship’ as a ruse for protectionism. It’s a fun trip down international trade lane with a stop at freedom of speech road. Read on! Disclaimer The content of this blog is not legal advice. It … Continue reading
On this week’s Law of the Game on Joystiq, we discuss the ever-popular ‘freedom of speech’ argument with respect to Xbox Live trash talking and forum posts. Read on! Disclaimer The content of this blog is not legal advice. It … Continue reading
