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ELSPA reassures publishers that Government’s Video Recordings Act blunder won’t affect new age ratings

The Government's decision to back PEGI is only the beginning

Body bares teeth as ELSPA warns publishers: ‘Abuse new system and risk your future’

MCV clears up confusion: Symbols on boxes this year; but legal transition will take much longer to get through Parliament

Publishers fast-track packaging with traffic light symbols, boss of PEGI-parent ISFE tells MCV

Platform holder is joined by Microsoft, Ubisoft, EA and more in rejoicing Government age ratings decision

Traffic light colour scheme adopted but warning symbols go unchanged

Sources concerned that upcoming general election could slam the brakes on outlined ratings rethink

A roundup of the breaking news and reaction to the government’s backing of the PEGI rating system

Yarnton, Cooper, Hayes, Ramsdale, Payne and Thompson all speak out

A number of the most senior figures in the UK video games industry have responded to the government’s move to grant PEGI the sole power of video games classification.

Interactive Software Federation of Europe MD Simon little responds to parliament’s backing

Director general Mike Rawlinson says children are now offered the best possible protection

Labour to announce choice of BBFC or PEGI in Digital Britain report on Tuesday, June 16th

ELSPA backs European Parliament’s support of PEGI and PEGI Online

Trade body responds to BBFC claims on parent concerns over games

Publishers' body asks gift buyers to check age ratings

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.

ELSPA thinks Government is close to ‘making the right decision’ on classifications