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\n \n\n GOAL This project aims to crowd-source publishing\n agreement data in order to remove the mystique around publishing agreement\n terms and level the negotiation playing field between publishers and\n developers. And, if you don’t like the market-standard revealed by the data,\n to provide an impetus for change within industry contracting terms.\n
\n\n WHY Game developers are frequently at an\n informational disadvantage when negotiating with a publisher. Outside of\n lawyers and industry contacts, developers don’t have many resources to guide\n them through publishing agreement negotiations and to understand what terms\n are common or “market”.\n
\n\n WHO This project was developed by Voyer Law, a\n boutique firm that represents over 100 video game studios and whose lawyers\n have spoken at GDC, IGDA and contributed to reporting in PC Gamer,\n GamesIndustry.biz, the CBC and more.\n
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