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The dawn of a new digital landscape for gaming companies

Gaming companies and developers are facing a raft of new regulations. To avoid pressing pause on their operations, gaming companies will need to act now to continue operating under the new EU Digital Markets Act (DMA).

In our state of play conversations, we discuss some of the key issues facing the gaming industry including advertising, the DMA, competition and cybercrime.

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Advertising implications of the data provisions in the DMA and DSA for mobile game app developers

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