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Niko Partners: Chinese games market surpasses $50bn for the first time in 2025
China's video game market surpassed $50 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $59.8 billion by 2030, according to Niko Partners. The growth is attributed to strong performance from new and existing titles, with mini-games being a significant segment. The report also notes the increasing use of AI and methods to bypass internet censorship.
Bahnhof avslöjar internetoperatörers censur-överenskommelse
Swedish internet provider Bahnhof has revealed an industry agreement among several operators to collaborate on new legislation for easier website blocking, following court orders to block content related to Premier League and major film studios. Bahnhof has refused to sign this agreement and is publicly sharing the court rulings and the industry accord, while informing its customers about the blocked sites.
An internet anonymity ban is being considered - looks like it's almost VPN o'clock
Greece's Minister of Digital Governance, Dimitris Papastergiou, is considering a ban on internet anonymity to combat online toxicity. The author argues that this measure, while seemingly simple, will not solve the root causes of hate speech and will negatively impact legitimate users seeking privacy for personal safety or community support. The article also highlights the continued availability of VPN services like NordVPN for maintaining online privacy.
