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Articles by Lauren Eade
Pixels and pawns: navigating accessibility and IP rights management in tabletop emulator platforms
Tabletop emulators are a popular platform for board game enthusiasts. They allow users to recreate the experience of playing physical board games with others online, fostering a vibrant community of gamers. However, this convenience comes with intellectual property (IP) considerations that both board game publishers, tabletop emulator developers and users must navigate.
Generative AI vs The Artist? The Changing Face of Board Game Design
Aesthetics have been a key feature of board games throughout history. Think of intricately carved chess pieces, the black and white simplicity contrast of a Go set, the brightly coloured snakes on a Snakes and Ladders board, or the well-loved top hat, shoe, or car tokens of the original Monopoly. As the board game hobby has evolved, game theming and components (especially meeples) have driven game appeal across the spectrum, from simple card games to the heaviest of the Euro games.
Game On: The Expanding Universe of Gaming Merchandise
In the ever-evolving world of gaming, branded merchandise is becoming an increasingly significant aspect of gaming culture, extending the experience beyond the screen and into the daily lives of gamers. From games developers leveraging their titles into merchandise lines to businesses from other industries dipping their virtual toes into the digital world with in-game offerings, there are an endless array of potential branding opportunities to be pursued.
Playing ‘Green' Games - Environment - Australia
Australia: Playing ‘Green' Games 29 November 2021 by Marion Heathcote and Lauren Eade Davies Collison Cave Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. One of the highlights of 2021 has been the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics, which were the more welcome for the wait. For a world of accelerating climate change, the 2020 Olympics again focused heavily on sustainability. The Olympic torch was fuelled by hydrogen.
Spotlight On Evidence In Abbey Road Trade Mark Opposition
Australia: Spotlight On Evidence In Abbey Road Trade Mark Opposition 19 July 2021 by Stuart Green (Sydney) , Suzette Pullinger (Sydney) and Lauren Eade (Sydney) Davies Collison Cave To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. EMI (IP) Limited v Spotlight Pty Ltd [2021] ATMO 40 (25 May 2021) ABBEY ROAD. Two words synonymous with music history and folklore.
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