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Industry must unite to make PEGI work
The Government's decision to back PEGI is only the beginning
Livingstone on the Government's Digital Britain
Following the slow decline in manufacturing and the sudden decline of financial services, the government has identified the creative industries as the future saviour of Britain.
Finally, a Change4Good
Have you seen the new national Change4Life TV ad? The one with the kid jiggling on a dancemat in order to stay healthy? No, most other people in the industry haven’t either – judging by MCV’s weekly ring/email round.
Our industry has changed, now let’s change how we are viewed
From BAFTA collaboration and university courses to Paddington Academy funding and Games Based Learning programmes, our industry has much to be proud of. But, as the recent Change 4 Life advert has demonstrated, negative perceptions remain in the wider world.
How do we lose them? Sony Computer Entertainment’s UK managing director Ray Maguire explains…
It's time 2 fight back
The British Heart Foundation, Cancer Research and Diabetes UK are all under-appreciated, worthy institutions that do incredible work. God knows, I might need them to save my arse one day.
Is the Government on PEGI's side?
There isn’t much else to say about the Byron Review consultation that hasn’t been said by ELSPA, its members – or even ‘the opposition’, the BBFC.
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