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Some laid-off employees and 30 worker solidarity members held a rally outside the firm’s Jakarta office last week.

Last week, around 1,000 workers at Foxconn’s Chongqing plant stopped working. They made banners and demanded a meeting with management to discuss their grievances, making it clear that they wouldn’t

The iPhone 5C hasn’t even been officially announced yet, but Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and the American-owned factory that makes it is already under heavy scrutiny for alleged labor violations.

When Fast Company published its list of the most innovative companies in gaming, it ruffled a lot of feathers. One-hit-wonders Rovio (the developers of Angry Birds) topping the list seemed

At 6 A.M. Beijing time this morning, Sony announced what basically everyone in the world already knew: the company is producing a new game console called the PlayStation 4. Obviously,

At 6 A.M. Beijing time this morning, Sony announced what basically everyone in the world already knew: the company is producing a new game console called the PlayStation 4. Obviously,

The latest edition of Netease Games’s ongoing “Dispute” discussion series (see here for our previous coverage) tackles a question that’s on the mind of every developer trying to design and

In this week’s edition of Netease Games’ great feature series “Dispute!” (see previous stories here and here), the portal asks whether games are getting easier. Usually, the Chinese gaming community

Should you make games based on what the public wants, or based on something inside yourself or your company that you want to express? It’s a fundamental question that cuts

Game copying can be a big problem in China. Last year, we wrote about a few instances in which Chinese developers copied Western games, but the vast majority of the