News of the Week; February 19, 2020

COMMUNICATIONS

1. Broadcast Panel Commissioned Report Found Canada Ranks First Among Peer Countries in Spending on TV Production, Domestic TV Production, and Employment Per Capita (Michael Geist)
2. The BTLR and USMCA, Part Two: Why the Broadcast Panel Recommendations Could Cost Canadians Millions in Retaliatory Tariffs (Michael Geist)
3. CBC Leads Call for New Government Regulations to Support “Trusted” News Sources (Michael Geist)
4. Appeals court seems poised to reverse landmark Qualcomm antitrust ruling
5. T-Mobile’s Marathon to Acquire Sprint: Five Takeaways from the T-Mobile/Sprint Antitrust Litigation
6. T-Mobile claims it didn’t lie about 4G coverage, says FCC measured wrong
7. Not All Automatic Dialed Messages are Restricted, Says a US Appeals Court
8. Circuit split on automatic telephone dialing systems under the TCPA reinforces importance of obtaining prior express written consent
9. Seventh Circuit Joins The Party: Another Circuit Rejects Marks And Holds A Random or Sequential Number Generator Is Required For A System to be An ATDS
10. Narrow Definition of ATDS Prevails in the Seventh Circuit
11. Breaking: Seventh Circuit rejects marks- holds random or sequential number generation required for ATDS usage
12. Uh, I Dunno – Maybe the FCC Just Isn’t Into You?
13. UK green-lights Ofcom as the first internet regulator….but the devil is in the detail
14. Google Fiber Ditches Cable TV While Broadband Effort Remains Stuck In Neutral
15. What’s New in 5G – February 2020
16. Wi-Fi 6E isn’t here yet—but Broadcom is clearly banking on it

DIGITAL

1. Amazon wins court injunction on controversial JEDI contract: Amazon’s suit argues it lost the deal because Trump personally hates Jeff Bezos.
2. Who’s responsible for what you buy on Amazon? A court is about to decide
3. Jeff Bezos pledges $10 billion to stop climate change
4. The Billion-Dollar Disinformation Campaign to Reelect the President: How new technologies and techniques pioneered by dictators will shape the 2020 election
5. Assange lawyer claims congressman offered Trump’s pardon in exchange for absolving Russia in WikiLeaks case
6. Trump offered Assange a pardon if he denied Russia gave him emails, lawyer says
7. Trump Offered Assange Pardon if He Covered Up Russian Hack, WikiLeaks Founder’s Lawyer Claims
8. College Student Gets Thrown On The Ground And A Gun Pointed At His Head For Committing The Crime Of ‘Taking A Selfie While Black’
9. Answering Impossible Questions: Content Governance in an Age of Disinformation (John Bowers, Jonathan Zittrain)
10. Divided, we fall: How ant behavior mimics political polarization – Division of labor, polarization arise from social influence plus interaction bias.
11. Snapchat Temporarily Defeats Another Case Over Its Speed Filter–Lemmon v. Snap (Eric Goldman)
12. Ninth Circuit Decision Has Significant Implications for Terms and Conditions in Smartphone Apps
13. Google plans to move UK users’ accounts outside EU jurisdiction
14. “Why is Facebook drawing the line where it’s drawing the line?”: Discussing Facebook’s Oversight Board
15. A picture of a same-sex kiss on Facebook wreaks havoc: Beizaras and Levickas v. Lithuania
16. Mark Zuckerberg Suggests Getting Rid Of Section 230; Maybe People Should Stop Pretending It’s A Gift To Facebook
17. Ron Wyden: Modifying Section 230 Will Give More Censorship Power To Trump; And Lock In Facebook’s Dominance
18. The “EARN IT” Act Is Another Terrible Proposal to “Reform” Section 230 (Eric Goldman)
19. Hey Tom Wheeler: Stick To Net Neutrality, Because Your Understanding Of Section 230 Is… Not Right
20. What A Shame: Legacy Newspapers Want To Take Away Free Speech On The Internet
21. Facebook quietly releases a Pinterest clone: Hobbi is an app from Facebook’s new product experimentation team
22. Strategic Framing and Social Media Engagement: Analyzing Memes Posted by the German Identitarian Movement on Facebook
23. Facebook backs Indian education startup Unacademy
24. UK Government announces proposed legislation aimed at reducing online harm
25. Creating a safe space online: Government provides initial response to consultation on its Online Harms White Paper
26. UK is set to introduce a new duty of care to protect children online backed by increased fines and personal liability for senior management
27. Pay-for-Play Website Pays FTC Over Fake Reviews, Deceptive Rankings
28. The FTC Wants To Hold Brands, Platforms Like YouTube Financially Liable For Improper #SponCon Disclosures
29. FTC Announces Endorsement Guide Review — Are There New Rules on the Horizon for Influencers?
30. FTC Aims to Shake Up Endorsements, Seeks Public Comment on Its Endorsement Guides
31. With an Eye on Social Media Platforms and Influencer Marketing, the FTC Seeks Public Comment on Endorsement Guides
32. FTC Seeks Comments on Revamping its Endorsement Guides
33. After Four Decades, FTC Announces Regulatory Review of The Endorsement Guides: What Does This Portend for Digital Advertisers and Social Media Platforms?
34. Can Public Infrastructure Fix Social Media? Ethan Zuckerman at Cornell
35. Competition Bureau to focus on digital economy: 4-year strategic plan shows intention to increase use of interim measures, say competition lawyers
36. Competition Bureau’s Marketing and Advertising Priorities: Dishonest Information about Data Privacy
37. Drip pricing: StubHub enters into $1.3M consent agreement with Competition Bureau
38. Kickstarter workers make history with unionization vote
39. Kickstarter becomes one of the first major US tech companies to unionize: Employees vote in favor of joining the Office and Professional Employees International Union
40. William Barr’s Move To Rid The DOJ Of Independence Shows One Of Many Reasons Josh Hawley’s FTC Plan Is Dangerous
41. “We Are Going To Be The Best”: How Newly Launched TalentX Plans To Become Every Digital Star’s Dream Management Company
42. Mobile quizzing company HQ Trivia has shut down
43. HQ Trivia shuts down: 25 full-time employees reportedly let go as troubled mobile start-up loses investors
44. After Investors Pull Plug, HQ Trivia Ceases Operations And Moves To Dissolution
45. Juul bought ads on CartoonNetwork.com, NickJr.com, other kid sites, suit says
46. Court Allows Chooseco’s Lawsuit Against Netflix Over ‘Bandersnatch’ To Move Forward
47. Mills v. Netflix, Inc.: District court dismisses plaintiff’s DMCA claim of removal and altering of copyright management information
48. PremFlix: the Premier League’s plans to introduce a ‘Netflix-style’ OTT service
49. Doctor Suing A Patient Over A Negative Review Has His Case Dismissed Under Tennessee’s New Anti-SLAPP Law
50. SLAPP Suits And The Enemies Of Writing And Ideas
51. Devin Nunes’ Lawyer Continues To Use Unrelated Case To Try To Unearth Satirical Internet Cow Account
52. Feds launch a probe into Big Tech’s smallest acquisitions
53. Twitter acquires Stories template maker Chroma Labs
54. Susan Wojcicki Reveals YouTube Paid Out $3 Billion To Music Industry Last Year
55. YouTube TV To Cancel All Subscriptions Purchased Via Apple App Store In March
56. Apple’s new iPad Pro could be delayed due to the coronavirus, report claims
57. Spotify mimics Apple’s design with new podcast show page updates
58. Anatomy of a Spotify scam (Andres Guadamuz)
59. Hughes v. Benjamin: Court dismisses copyright and DMCA claims, finding use of plaintiff’s YouTube video was for criticism and commentary, and therefore transformative fair use
60. Bell v. Chicago Cubs Baseball Club, LLC: District court grants motion to dismiss contributory infringement claim against Chicago Cubs based on retweet that allegedly copied key passage from plaintiff’s book.
61. Jake Paul Launches ‘The Financial Freedom Movement,’ A $19.99/Month Program For Kids To Become Influencers
62. After Mike Bloomberg Meme Sweep, Instagram Introduces Guidelines For Influencers Posting Political Sponcon
63. Instagram Prototyping ‘Latest Posts’ Feature, Which Would Let Users See Certain Posts In Reverse Chronology
64. House Of Highlights Is NBA’s Slam Dunk For All-Star Video Content
65. Bosses tell social media celebrities: TikTok on your own time
66. TikTok ‘family safety mode’ gives parents some app control
67. Semaphore Launches Licensing Business, Signs 3 Popular YouTube Channels For Toy Deals
68. YouTube Phenom Collins Key Inks Global Deal For Toy Collection
69. Preschool-Aimed YouTube Goliath ‘Morphle’ Inks Global Toy Licensing Deal
70. MrBeast Reveals He Has Already Spent $100,000 On Scrapped Videos This Year
71. Condé Nast Forms New Entertainment Studios Around Key Titles Amid Push Into Film, TV, Podcasts
72. A new spin on 3D printing can produce an object in seconds
73. Electronic signatures are valid: so what’s the catch on finance transactions?
74. Samsung Galaxy S20 vs. iPhone 11 Pro: A deeper division lurks beneath the spec sheets
75. Samsung’s “Ultra Thin Glass” doesn’t seem much stronger than plastic
76. Samsung’s 2020 TV lineup forces high-end buyers to go 8K whether they want it or not
77. Snap Taps Third Class Of Startups For Its Media And Tech Accelerator ‘Yellow’, Offering $150K In Equity Funding
78. A new era: what’s in store for tech regulation in 2020?
79. English High Court declines jurisdiction for “Satoshi Nakamoto” libel claim
80. Driver Stranded After ‘Smart’ Rental Car Can’t Phone Home
81. The future of work looks like staying out of the office

A.I.

1. Researchers have already tested YouTube’s algorithms for political bias
2. The FTC, AI and Algorithms
3. Can computers invent? EPO says no to AI inventors
4. EPO rejects AI inventor patent applications
5. Can AI Be an Inventor? Not at the European Patent Office.
6. California Introduces Bill to Regulate Automated Decision Systems
7. Liability for Artificial Intelligence — Why Canadian Businesses Should Pay Attention to Recent Developments in Europe
8. What fairness can learn from AI
9. Why AI is crucial for patent searching and mining
10. A case study comparison of the AI chips patent landscape
11. Ars Technicast special edition, part 1: Machine learning assimilates athletics
12. Machine Learning Patentability in 2019: 5 Cases Analyzed and Lessons Learned Part 2
13. Intelligent (patent) agents: should the patent profession be afraid of AI?
14. Enforcing Cybertech Patents is Increasingly Possible, Even for Small Companies
15. Numerical Ranges: More Than Just Endpoints in Patent Process
16. Data shows Tesla owner experienced repeated glitch days before deadly 2018 crash
17. The AI-development Connection – A View from the South

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

1. The Copyright Board’s Access Copyright Post Secondary Decision: The Incorrect Correction (Howard Knopf)
2. Oops, the Board did it again, and again, and again (Ariel Katz)
3. Moschino Counterpunches on Cardi B Paparazzi Pic
4. District Court Grants Judgment on the Pleadings, in Part, in Kanye West Copyright Suit
5. Let Go of My LEGOs: Copyright Protection for Plastic People
6. “Into the Garbage, Fly Boy”: A Review of the Star Wars Legal World; One Court at a Time
7. Expansion of UK copyright law for the fashion industry
8. Otto v. Hearst Communications Inc: District court denies attorneys’ fees to photographer who prevailed in copyright suit against Hearst Communications based on its unauthorized use of photograph of President Trump
9. Artist Sues Cannabis Company and Agencies Over Mural Used in Ads
10. No, Disney Probably Didn’t Infringe A Unicorn Van Artist’s Copyright, But It Would Have Sued If The Roles Were Reversed
11. Making waves: Copyright in ‘Wave Fabric’ can be protected as a ‘work of artistic craftsmanship’
12. I Scream, You Scream: Museum of Ice Cream Vindicated in Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
13. Failure to Register Copyrights in the U.S. Can Bar Statutory Damages for Infringements
14. A guide to intellectual property in the creative industries – protecting pitches, brands and concepts
15. IP Enterprise Court expands copyright protection for designs
16. Open access journals get a boost from librarians—much to Elsevier’s dismay
17. IPCom GMBH & CO KG v Vodafone Group PLC and others
18. Open Source Voice Assistant Promises To ‘Nuke From Orbit’ Patent Troll
19. Judge Shuts Down Copyright Troll’s Cut-And-Run Effort; Hits It With $40K In Legal Fees
20. Lost in the Amazon: how to combat trademark infringement in the e-commerce marketplace
21. Xiaomi Sues Sisvel in Beijing: The First Lawsuit Seeking a Determination of Chinese SEP Royalty
22. Presidents’ Day 2020: Presidential Patents Beyond Lincoln
23. Patentability 101: A Review of the 2019 Guidance and Update on Subject Matter Eligibility
24. Motivation to Combine Prior Art Can Come from Knowledge of those Skilled in the art, the Art Itself, or the Nature of the Problem
25. Top five cosmetic trends shaping IP in 2020
26. Top Issues in 2020: Trademark
27. Happy Valentines Day (Patents) 2020
28. Patentability in Canada: Federal Court of Appeal questions the fixed dosage amount vs dosage range distinction
29. The Best of the Decade – Canadian Patent Law in the 2010s
30. 2020 Outlook – Patents
31. Top Issues in 2020: Patents
32. The New Cybersquatters: The Evolution of Trademark Enforcement in the Domain Name Space (Michael Karanicolas)

PRIVACY

1. Competition Bureau Flexes Muscles in The Privacy Sphere
2. ISPs sue Maine, claim Web-privacy law violates their free-speech rights
3. Comcast, AT&T Sue Maine Over Privacy Law, Claim It Violates Free Speech
4. Anatomy of a dumb spear-phish: Hitting librarians up for Zelle, CashApp cash
5. CBP, ICE Hoovering Up Cell Location Data From Third Party Vendors To Track Down Immigrants
6. Hackers exploit critical vulnerability found in ~100,000 WordPress sites
7. US natural gas operator shuts down for 2 days after being infected by ransomware
8. Surprise! MIT Study Claims Voatz E-Voting Technology Is A Security Dumpster Fire
9. Illinois Residents File Class Action against Biometrics Company for Collecting Information without Consent
10. Ring cameras are more secure now, but your neighbors still snoop with them
11. Ransomware Attacks Predicted to Occur Every 11 Seconds in 2021 with a Cost of $20 Billion
12. Facebook Dating misses European launch for Valentine’s Day over regulatory dispute: Ireland’s data protection regulator stepped in
13. NYPD Lied About National Security During An Attempt To Obtain A Journalist’s Records From Twitter
14. Nasty Android malware reinfects its targets, and no one knows how
15. 500 Chrome extensions secretly uploaded private data from millions of users
16. US Takes Baby Steps Toward Providing Actual Public Evidence Of Huawei Spying
17. Racketeering and Trade Secret Theft Added to List of Charges Against China’s Huawei
18. Judge rules a 2019 law singling out Huawei is constitutional
19. US government goes all in to expose new malware used by North Korean hackers
20. Pwns for sale: Scythe prepares a marketplace for sharing simulated hacks
21. Signal is finally bringing its secure messaging to the masses
22. Why fixing security vulnerabilities in medical devices, IoT is so hard
23. Federal Agencies Are Still Abusing Their Favorite, Super-Vague FOIA Exemption Thousands Of Times A Year
24. The NFL Twitter Hack Shows We Need to Move Past Password Protection
25. Manipulate to empower: Hyper-relevance and the contradictions of marketing in the age of surveillance capitalism

CREATIVITY   

1. Harassment and The Handmaid’s Tale
2. Trouble At The Law Firm Filing Patently Ridiculous Lawsuits On Behalf Of Tulsi Gabbard
3. PGA Tour Calls Big Miss, Requests Dismissal of Hank Haney Lawsuit
4. Texas Appeals Court Rules Private Communications with Customers Not Protected Free Speech
5. Antitrust: EU Commission fines NBC universal Euro 14.3 for restricting sales of merchandise products
6. ‘Star Wars’ May Never Recover From The Damage Done By ‘Rise Of Skywalker’

GAMES

1. UK Court Finds GTA V Cheat Makers Guilty of Copyright Infringement
2. Rockstar Joins Other Publishers In Misusing Copyright Law To Go After Cheat Developers For GTA5
3. GTA IV to return to Steam after cutting Games for Windows Live support
4. GTA IV returns to Steam with Complete Edition next month: But transition from Games For Windows Live means loss of multiplayer mode
5. Capital C Infringement of Capitol Records: EMI April Music Inc. v. 4MM Games, LLC, 2014 WL 1383468
6. Fortnite boss says game loot boxes ’cause harm’
7. After Confusion, IRS Clarifies Tax Treatment Of Fortnite & Gaming Currencies
8. Italy Introduces Content Rating System for Videogames and Launches Permanent Observatory
9. Game Developer Decides Best Way To Get Back At Pirates Is To Pirate Them Back
10. Ex-Starbreeze exec convicted of insider trading
11. Former Starbreeze CFO convicted of insider trading
12. Can cheaters ever prosper? Videogames, esports and the gamers breaking the rules to get ahead
13. How to Make Billions in E-Sports: There’s a gaming gold rush on, with companies cashing in on competitions, sponsorships and merch. But it all comes down to signing the best players.
14. Fortnite and FIFA honoured at the Game Shaker Awards 2020: Esports Bar Cannes event also gave awards to Riot Games and Astralis Group
15. ESL, DreamHack sign revenue-sharing deal with 13 esports teams: Agreement ensures Team Liquid, Evil Geniuses, Fnatic compete in MTG-owned circuits, grants partner teams a portion of ESL Pro Tour proceeds
16. Here to stay – Faker becomes part-owner of T1 in 3-year deal
17. Creators Going Pro: Meet KOT4Q, The ‘NBA 2K’ Enthusiast Who Hosted House Of Highlights’ All-Star Game Coverage
18. Ninja criticized for calling out gamers who aren’t angry after losing
19. Google Reportedly Paying Activision Blizzard $160 Million For YouTube’s Exclusive Livestreaming Rights
20. Cyberpunk 2077 confirmed for GeForce Now, will have ray tracing via the cloud
21. Activision Blizzard Pulls Its Games From Nvidia’s Streaming Service
22. Activision Blizzard pulls all games from GeForce Now a week after launch: Nvidia clarifies that initial inclusion of publisher’s titles was due to a “misunderstanding”
23. Nvidia’s GeForce Now loses Bethesda Softworks games: Second major publisher to pull its catalog following streaming service’s launch
24. Activision Tries To Bury Cover Art For New CoD Game Via Copyright Threat…So Let’s All Look At It Together, Shall We?
25. Nifty Games signs licensing deal with NBA for its first game
26. What the CEO of Epic Games gets wrong about video games and politics
27. Detroit: Become Human dev Quantic Dream will self-publish from here on out
28. Lydia developer’s quest to make a ‘feel bad’ game about substance abuse: “If we can make a difference for even one child’s life, what could be better?”
29. Report: Nintendo facing global Switch shortage because of coronavirus
30. CryEngine finally hits Switch with low-resolution Warface port
31. “The Switcher” improves: Witcher 3 reduces blur, now works with Steam, GOG
32. NPD: January sales down 26% year-over-year – Dragon Ball Z Kakarot tops charts as hardware spending declines 35% year-over-year
33. UK Charts: PS4 exclusives Yakuza and Dreams crack Top Ten – But it’s the classic FIFA and Call of Duty duo that come out top
34. Anthem gets a rare second chance | Opinion: Most games that fail at launch are quickly passed over — but Bioware’s Anthem is getting a rare and expensive second chance at success
35. The risky business of sexuality in games: Games with sexual themes have always been difficult to distribute and sell — is the games industry ever going to catch up to the rest of entertainment?
36. Disney Invites Game Developers to Tell Original Stories With Popular Franchises
37. Disney wants developers to “reimagine” its IP for video games: Exec invites DICE Summit attendees to “come and play” with its catalogue
38. Sony drops out of PAX East due to novel coronavirus concerns: The Last of Us Part II and other demos will not be available at the show next week
39. PlayStation backs out of PAX East due to coronavirus concerns
40. Report: Sony can’t build a PS5 for less than $450
41. Report: Sony facing PS5 pricing quandary as manufacturing cost rises
42. Sony Is Struggling With PlayStation 5 Price Due to Costly Parts
43. Expensive components drive PS5 production costs to $450 per unit: Retail price of Xbox Series X will be deciding factor in PlayStation 5 price tag
44. Microsoft and Samsung team up for “cloud-based game streaming”
45. Panzer Dragoon Remake flies to Stadia as Google reveals new games
46. Stadia expands to support some non-Google mobile devices: Subscribers will soon be able to stream games on some models from Samsung, Razer, and ASUS
47. Stadia support arrives on 19 non-Google Pixel phone models this week
48. “The people in the suits, in the expensive boardrooms, are nerds now”: At the Yorkshire Games Festival, Mike Bithell discussed John Wick Hex as part of a positive shift in the way movie licenses are handled
49. Blind Squirrel Games’ decade-long drift from work-for-hire to original IP: CEO Brad Hendricks on what it took for the company to grow beyond its engineering focus and make its own IP
50. Remedy holds steady, posting solid growth across the board: Finnish developer moves forward on live-service multiplayer game plans
51. Nexon’s Korean business holds full-year revenues steady despite declines in China: Both Maple Story and Maple Story M in Korea achieve highest-ever Q4 and full-year revenues
52. GDC gives COVID19 update: Organizers say US travel restrictions on China impact about 2% of exhibitors and attendees
53. China is approving more foreign games, but not so many American ones
54. THQ Nordic parent Embracer Group acquires World War Z dev Saber Interactive
55. Embracer Group acquires Saber Interactive in $525m deal: World War Z developer retains autonomy as Embracer’s fifth subsidiary, takes total headcount to over 2,500
56. THQ Nordic parent Embracer Group now has 26 studios, more to be announced: Koch Media acquires Let’s Sing developer Voxler, two new studios have been opened but yet to be unveiled
57. Embracer-owned Koch Media acquires Let’s Sing developer Voxler
58. THQ Nordic approves Gothic remake and confirms plans to open Barcelona studio
59. Ultimatum Games shuts down: Four years after founding studio, Shahid Ahmad confirms closure of Virtue Reality idle clicker game developer
60. Half-Life: Alyx finally has a concrete release date
61. ‘Half-Life: Alyx’ Release Date Set for March 23rd, New Screenshots Revealed
62. Half-Life: Alyx is one step closer to existing with new, firm release date
63. Sonic the Hedgehog beats Detective Pikachu in US opening weekend: Blue blur pulls $57 million in North America to become highest-grossing video game adaption
64. Review: At the very least, ‘Sonic The Hedgehog’ revitalizes the Jim Carrey experience – This is the rare case where a video game film is decent, and the true MVP here is the seasoned comedy vet, Carrey.
65. ‘Crossfire’ Movie Adaptation Lands at Sony 
66. Smilegate, Sony, and Tencent partner to give Crossfire the movie treatment
67. Sony Pictures and Tencent partner on Crossfire movie: Film based on Smilegate’s hugely successful shooter will be handled by producer behind Sonic The Hedgehog and Fast and the Furious
68. Sony Patents Valve Index-Like VR Controller With Finger Tracking
69. Untitled Goose Game comes out on top at DICE Awards
70. Untitled Goose Game wins Game of the Year at DICE Awards 2020: House House received three awards, while Remedy Entertainment won four for Control
71. Angry Birds franchise can’t prevent profits slipping at Rovio 
72. Tekken 7 closed out 2019 with 5 million copies sold
73. Operating profits up at Paradox as monthly active players hits record high
74. Jordanian mobile publisher Tamatem nets $3.5 million to expand globally
75. Facebook Gaming Rings In Ronda Rousey As New Livestreaming Partner
76. Insurance is necessary to navigate the uncertain waters of the games industry
77. Following Project Nova’s ‘end’, CCP won’t be as public with its early projects 
78. Eve Online shooter Project Nova is not cancelled, it’s just changing: CCP dedicates London studio to FPS concept, will no longer announce internal project codenames
79. Rebuilding a classic in Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition
80. Don’t Miss: How Neopets has influenced a generation of game developers
81. Don’t Miss: Turning love into a cooperative game mechanic in Haven
82. Don’t Miss: What went right (and wrong) during the development of Persona 4
83. Meet the community still obsessing over Mass Effect 2 10 years later
84. A peek at the risks and reworks that gave Rainbow Six Siege a chance to thrive
85. Releasing an update archive benefits both devs and players, says Dead Cells dev
86. How Supergiant weaves narrative rewards into Hades’ cycle of perpetual death
87. Video: The raw numbers behind indie game success, from $0 to $1 million 
88. The ten commandments of indie survival
89. The state of Steam discoverability: February 2020
90. The latest Steam Labs experiment will tell you what game to play next
91. Razor Edge Games nets $1.3 million to bring debut title to Steam Early Access
92. Video: Valve’s Portal postmortem
93. Blog: My experience as a game creator in an artist residency
94. Blog: How AlphaStar became a StarCraft grandmaster
95. Blog: When history gets interactive
96. Blog: A firsthand account of coronavirus’ impact on China’s game industry
97. Blog: What is reward fatigue?
98. U.S. Patent no. 10,279,266: Monitoring game activity to detect a surrogate computer program

Jon