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Posted on Wednesday, 22 January, 2025Video games: Law and Geek Culture Collide at Otakuthon
Otakuthon, Quebec's largest festival of Japanese culture and anime, welcomed Professor Thomas Burelli and law students to explore the emerging field of video game law. Captivating panels covered topics such as legal concepts in video games, legal issues related to e-sports and the presence of ‘Dark patterns’. With packed rooms and enthusiastic participation, the event demonstrated how geek culture and the law can come together to make complex issues accessible and relevant to a diverse audience. -
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Posted on Tuesday, 10 December, 2024The Gaming Hub: A New Space to Play and Learn More About Video Games at uOttawa
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“The Jurivision experience will allow legal scholars and students to explore visual production tools in order to reach a wider audience, share legal knowledge more effectively, and gain a persuasive advantage.”
Marie-Ève Sylvestre, Dean, Civil Law Section, University of Ottawa
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