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The California State Assembly Has Passed the 'Protect Our Games Act'
The California State Assembly has passed the 'Protect Our Games Act', which aims to prevent companies from shutting down online games and leaving players without access to their purchased content. The bill, introduced by Assemblymember Buffy Wicks, has gained momentum as part of the 'Stop Killing Games' movement, which seeks to protect players' rights to access their games even after they are no longer supported by the developers. # Comments: 0
A California bill that preserves access to video games achieves its first victory
A California bill that preserves access to video games achieves its first victory The bill passed the State Assembly with bipartisan support and will now go to the State Senate. Cue the Final Fantasy victory music. The California State Assembly passed the Protect Our Games Act, which aims to preserve access to online games even after companies stop supporting them.
Republican James Gallagher wins special election for vacant red House district in California
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Nick Shirley blasts California lawmakers for what some have dubbed the ‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’
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Trump’s energy initiatives may finally extract America from Mideast chaos
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The gamers taking on the industry to stop it switching off games
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California passes bill declaring death-by-algorithm to 3D-printed ghost guns
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Several primaries remain uncalled and Ukraine attacks Putin’s hometown: Morning Rundown
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Tech billionaires are spending unprecedented sums in California races. Experts say it’s the tip of the iceberg
From Google co-founder Brin spending $66m to fight a billionaire tax to Google and Meta funding a joint Super Pac, Silicon Valley is engaged in an existential fight for its political power at homeTech billionaires have shelled out hundreds of millions of dollars ahead of the 2 June primary election in California, in an unrivaled attempt to influence who gets to run the state that Silicon Valley calls home. The industry has used a cover-all-bases approach, funding candidates and ballot...
Tech billionaires are spending unprecedented sums in California races. Experts say it’s the tip of the iceberg
From Google co-founder Brin spending $66m to fight a billionaire tax to Google and Meta funding a joint Super Pac, Silicon Valley is engaged in an existential fight for its political power at homeTech billionaires have shelled out hundreds of millions of dollars ahead of the 2 June primary election in California, in an unrivaled attempt to influence who gets to run the state that Silicon Valley calls home. The industry has used a cover-all-bases approach, funding candidates and ballot...