Minecraft and Call of Duty community servers called “illegal” by Entertainment Software Association
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Private Minecraft servers compared to the "black market" by Entertainment Software Association representative
The Entertainment Software Association or ESA represents the interests of publishers and the gaming industry in the USA, or at least the bigwigs with the cash available to pay for representatives in a court room. Recently, an ESA representa…
ESA lobbyist claims Minecraft & Call of Duty community servers are illegal
The claim was made in a legal hearing in California in which AB 1921, the Protect Our Games Act, was voted down in committee.
Community Game Servers Called 'Illegal' in Senate Hearing
Community-run game servers in titles like Minecraft are called out for being 'illegal' during a hearing held in the California Senate.
Minecraft, Call Of Duty Community Servers Are “Illegal,” Claims ESA Rep
The Protect Our Games Act --a piece of legislation endorsed by the Stop Killing Games movement--has been voted down at the California State Senate. However, one of the most noteworthy incidents from this legislative battle was a comment mad…
Minecraft and Call of Duty community servers called “illegal” by Entertainment Software Association
Minecraft and Call of Duty community servers have been labelled as “illegal” by the ESA during a ‘Protect Our Games’ hearing.