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Activision user research workers form union
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March 28, 2025

Activision user research workers form union

Activision's user research division staff voted to form a union, named the Activision User Research Union-CWA, with a supermajority in favor of unionization. Microsoft has recognized the union as part of its labor neutrality agreement with the Communication Workers of America (CWA). The motivation for unionization was influenced by anticipated layoffs in 2023 and 2024. CWA Local 9400 president Maurice Washington emphasized the need for a protected voice for workers and expressed pride in welcoming the new members into the CWA. This development follows the establishment of the United Videogame Workers-CWA, reflecting a trend of unionization in the gaming industry.
Big Screen Heroes coming to Pocket Gamer Connects London 2025
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December 13, 2024

Big Screen Heroes coming to Pocket Gamer Connects London 2025

Big Screen Heroes will participate in Pocket Gamer Connects (PGC) London 2025 on January 20-21, 2025. The conference will expand its focus beyond mobile gaming to include PC, console, and cross-platform innovations. PGC London 2025 will feature live demonstrations of various games, keynote talks from industry leaders, networking opportunities with hardware manufacturers and publishers, and a celebration of the Top 50 UK Game Makers. Tickets are currently available for attendees.
This year The Game Awards finally tackled the plague of game industry layoffs
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December 13, 2024

This year The Game Awards finally tackled the plague of game industry layoffs

Geoff Keighley addressed the significant layoffs in the video game industry over the past two years during The Game Awards, noting the unprecedented nature of these job losses. Amir Satvat created the Games Jobs Resources website to support those affected by these layoffs, offering career planning, job listings, and networking opportunities. He highlighted that over 34,000 jobs have been lost in the last three years, emphasizing the importance of talent in game development.
Nominations open for the first Top 30 UK Game Makers 2025
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November 29, 2024

Nominations open for the first Top 30 UK Game Makers 2025

Nominations for the inaugural Top 30 UK Game Makers 2025 list are open until December 13th, 2024. The list will be revealed at the Pocket Gamer Connects London event on January 20th-21st, 2025. It aims to recognize UK developers across all gaming platforms, excluding tool providers, engine makers, ad networks, and middleware vendors. Selection criteria include the quality and quantity of new games released, financial performance over the past 18 months, notable innovation, cultural importance, and future potential.
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