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: GamePolitics.comLabor Vows to Shut AU Mobile App Loophole
By pete_gallagher
A longstanding loophole that has allowed mobile application developers to avoid submitting their wares for classification in Australia has been vowed to be sealed up by the country's Labor Party.
The Australian reports that the issue is on the agenda of the Standing Committee of Attorneys-General meeting, which was postponed three weeks ago due to the looming state elections (that take place on August 21).
Labor's Brendan O'Connor, and Minister of Home Affairs, said that he was, '… concerned about the classification of games playable on mobile telephones and had put the wheels in motion to address this with his state and territory counterparts.'
Meanwhile, a Sydney Morning Herald story notes that such submissions could cost developers between $470 and $2040 per entry, which didn't sit well with some creators.
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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on August 18, 2010 (boomark / email).
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