Gaming News
Mexico Moves Closer to Imposing a Tax on Violent Video Games
Mexico's Chamber of Deputies has passed a bill for an 8% tax on violent video games, now awaiting discussion in the Senate.
Gaming Industry
EU's Stop Killing Games Initiative Surpasses 1.4 Million Signatures
The Stop Killing Games campaign has achieved significant momentum, accumulating over 1.4 million signatures, paving the way for new legislative discussions in the European Commission.
AI
Study Advocates for Reversing Copyright Opt-Out for Generative AI in the EU
A recent EU-commissioned report recommends changing the copyright framework for generative AI to safeguard creators' rights effectively.
Cybersecurity
UK Aims to Update Defense Strategies Amid Rising Cyber Threats
The UK government explores new laws to combat undersea sabotage and cybercrime, addressing increasing threats to its infrastructure and communication networks.
Hardware
Texas Enacts Right to Repair Law with Unanimous Support
Texas has made history by signing a right to repair legislation into law with unanimous support, paving the way for consumers and repair shops to access essential resources for electronics repair.
Legislation
Texas Law to Mandate Parental Consent for Children’s Access to Apps
Incoming legislation in Texas will require parental consent for minors to download apps starting in 2026, alongside a bill targeting social media access for children.
Hardware
UK House of Lords Takes Stand on AI Bill, Demands Copyright Transparency
The UK's House of Lords has amended the AI bill to require companies to disclose copyrighted material used in AI training, responding to artist concerns over copyright infringement.
Hardware
Taiwan's New Legislation to Maintain Semiconductor Supremacy Following TSMC's US Investments
Taiwan is set to eliminate a law that restricted TSMC from allowing foreign semiconductor manufacturers to produce leading-edge nodes, ensuring its tech industry remains at the forefront.
