Tagged: Video Games

A 4-Front War…

[Cross Posted: CASTAC, Gamasutra and #CultD] I was going to write about the butterfly effect, ethnography and a key informant’s book on the development of the game Jagged Alliance 2. But then the portion of the Internet surrounding videogames and game development exploded. I’ve started posts previously with the line, “I teach game design…” I’ll […]

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Twitch Plays Pokemon: Questioning Intellectual Property, Creativity and the Public Performance of Play

As a bookend to the podcast that T.L. Taylor and Greg Lastowka were kind enough to participate in, I’m posting this bit of thinking on the legal issues that continue to plague those of us thinking about cultural production in the digital age.   It’s also a bit of an emerging dialogue.   See Greg […]

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Podcast: TL Taylor and Greg Lastowka on Video Games, User Generated Content and Regulatory Regimes

In this episode of Culture Digitally the Podcast, MIT’s TL Taylor and Rutgers Law School’a Greg Lastowka share their insights into emergent video game culture practices that may run aground on copyright law.  Greg talks about his recent NSF  funded work surveying user generated content (UGC) in video games and TL discusses emergent video gameplay […]

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