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Movement Fights to Keep Video Games Playable After Publishers Shut Them Down
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Movement Fights to Keep Video Games Playable After Publishers Shut Them Down

A movement called Stop Killing Games is lobbying for legal protections to prevent publishers from shutting down online video games. The group advocates for "end-of-life plans" to keep games playable, proposing that companies allow players to operate private servers. While the European Commission cannot mandate this due to copyright laws, it will work on a code of conduct. In the US, California's "Protect Our Games" act, which requires advance notice before takedown and access for purchased games, has passed the Assembly.

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Taiwan Foreign Minister: China's Pressure on Global Access is 'New Normal'
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Taiwan Foreign Minister: China's Pressure on Global Access is 'New Normal'

Taiwan's Foreign Minister Lin Chia-Lung stated that China's efforts to limit Taiwan's international access are now "the new normal." This follows an incident where two Taiwanese delegates were detained in Kenya and denied access to the Our Ocean Conference, reportedly due to Chinese pressure. Kenya defended its actions, citing its "one China" policy, while Taiwan condemned Kenya's interpretation.

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