Organised by Dr Gaetano Dimita and part of the Fringe of the London Game festival, More Than Just a Game is said to be "the only international academic-led conference on Interactive Entertainment and Intellectual Property Law."
According to its organiser, "the conference is a well-established platform to exchange ideas, discuss challenges, explore solutions and map the legal issues that must be addressed for a more appropriate understanding, promotion and protection of interactive entertainment."
The main theme of the 2017 edition conference, which will take place at Stationer's Hall in London on 6 and 7 April, is Virtual and Augmented Reality.
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