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Women & Over 60’s Drive Demand for Video and Computer Games

Posted on January 31, 2007

79 per cent of Australian households now play interactive games Sydney, Australia – 31 January 2006 – A research report released today showed women and older Australians are the fastest growing audiences for computer and video games.... Read More

Banning of Video Game Highlights Flaws in Classification Review Process

Posted on April 13, 2006

The Board of the Interactive Entertainment Association of Australia has determined that it will not appeal the refused classification category given to the video game Marc Ecko’s Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure.... Read More

Marc Ecko’s Getting Up – Contents Under Pressure

Posted on February 17, 2006

The IEAA strongly disagrees with the decision by the Office of Film and Literature Classification’s Review Board, to ban the video game. “The IEAA contends that the game does not exceed the guiines for the MA15+ category” said CEO Chris Hanlon.... Read More

Submission 2 to Technological Protection Measures Review

Posted on November 8, 2005

Presentation to House of Representatives Standing Committee for Legal and Constitutional Affairs Inquiry into TPM Exceptions – Submission 2... Read More

Submission 1 to Technological Protection Measures Review

Posted on October 21, 2005

Submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs Inquiry into Technological Protection Measures (TPM) Exceptions – Submission 1... Read More

IGEA News

Women & Over 60’s Drive Demand for Video and Computer Games

Banning of Video Game Highlights Flaws in Classification Review Process

Marc Ecko’s Getting Up – Contents Under Pressure

Submission 2 to Technological Protection Measures Review

Submission 1 to Technological Protection Measures Review

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