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E-Sports becomes a second-level Olympic Sport
James Thursfield discuss how E-Sports became recognised as a second-level Olympic Sport in Korea and what it reflects about the entertainment industry
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Which video game company should you work for?
At some point in every (slightly nerdy) person’s life, there will have been consideration of the attraction of developing their own video game or working for a prestigious game…
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Minecraft - The $2.5 Billion Cultural Phenomenon
On 15th September Microsoft acquired Swedish developer Mojang and Minecraft for $2.5 billion. With the departure of its creator Markus "Notch" Persson, what does this mean for the…