At the end of March 2020, EGDF conducted a pan-European survey in order to have a rough idea of the business impact of the COVID 19 outbreak on the European games industry. EGDF received replies from 239 studios, about 5% of almost 5000 game developer studios in Europe.
British film, high-end television, animation television programmes, children’s television programmes and video games certification, full year 2019 The report can be downloaded from here: https://www.bfi.org.uk/sites/bfi.org.uk/files/downloads/bfi-british-film-other-screen-sectors-certification-full-year-2019.pdf
TIGA, the trade association representing the video games industry, has set out a vision for how the London Mayor elected on 7th May 2020 can help to grow the London video games sector. The principlese can be downloaded from here: https://tiga.org/news/tigas-manifesto-for-london-2020
Download the full executive summary of Libro blanco del Desarrollo Español de Videojuegos 2019
Download the full Libro blanco del Desarrollo Español de Videojuegos 2019
In 2019, the TIGA board discussed and devised a draft set of voluntary Principles for Safeguarding Players. The principlese can be downloaded from here: https://tiga.org/about-tiga-and-our-industry/tigas-five-principles-for-safeguarding-players
“We are making steady progress with awareness of gender bias and the inclusion of women in the workplace. This is due not only to the general appreciation of diversity in the Stockholm gaming culture, but also an urge to expand our shared base of knowledge and experience.” Download the full Playbook from https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CG-4V3O3EwTzMngFgHqL-cyLIp-UCngh/view
Art. 107(3)(d) TFEU – Culture and heritage, Direct grant, Decision not to raise objections
Art. 107(3)(d) TFEU – Culture and heritage, Direct grant, Loan/ Repayable advances: Decision not to raise objections
Art. 107(3)(d) TFEU – Culture and heritage, tax base reduction: Decision not to raise objections