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Role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons are having a moment in the spotlight – and offer valuable lessons to the rest of the economy

Dungeons & Dragons publisher will no longer make changes to its Open Gaming License, but putting the game in the Creative Commons comes with some risks.

The D&D community has been in turmoil over updates to how third-party content is licensed. But publisher Wizards of the Coast

Fans and creators were upset about potential changes to the "Open Games License," which allows third-parties to use content from Dungeons and Dragons.

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In the time it took the company to respond to the controversy, several competitors have moved in.

Wizards of the Coast, which owns the game, is preparing to change longstanding licensing rules

For 20 years, D&D has offered third-party publishers an open, royalty-free license to create new works using its game. A leaked revision would end all of that.

A former employee has said the team of 30 were told they 'had no job to return to'

The shock announcement was revealed today in a statement by the company

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved the information and broadcasting ministry’s proposal to spend over Rs 2,500 crore on “infrastructure development” at Prasar Bharati – specifically All India Radio and Doordarshan. A press release, which called it a “major boost for public broadcasting”, detailed an outlay of Rs…