"It needs to cooperate fairly, and it's clearly not." Why Valve is facing a £656m day in the UK courts

The economics of platforms and storefronts have become an increasingly significant talking point in the last decade, driven in large part by Epic’s Tim Sweeney. His long-standing complaints about revenue share on digital sharefronts resulted first in the launch of the Epic Game Store, which charges developers 12% of sales revenue, and then broadly successful lawsuits against Apple and Google which compelled them to support alternative storefronts for games on their platforms. Read more

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