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In light of the recent decision in U.S. v. Stevens, GamePolitics has done a followup article with Gameslaw discussing the implications of Stevens on the Court’s acceptance (or denial) of certiorari in EMA v. Schwarzenegger, the long-running Ninth Circuit case on video game violence. Catch the article here.
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Dan Rosenthal is a Maryland attorney and journalist, focusing on the games industry, intellectual property, first amendment issues, software licensing, and free culture. He also is a contributing editor at GamePolitics, and is a frequent speaker on the trade show circuit.
Dan Rosenthal is a Maryland attorney and journalist, focusing on the games industry, intellectual property, first amendment issues, software licensing, and free culture. He also is a contributing editor at GamePolitics, and is a frequent speaker on the trade show circuit.
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