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Games Workers Demand Rights

A union for developers plans to fight an industry culture of low pay and job insecurity. Presented by Rory Cellan-Jones.

A union for developers plans to fight an industry culture of low pay and job insecurity. Plus, Augmented Reality was supposed to be the future of gaming. Is it over-hyped, or yet to reach to reach its potential? And how Google's boss was grilled by members of the US Congress over claims of political bias. Presented by Rory Cellan-Jones, with 麻豆社 tech reporter Jen Copestake, and special guest Keza MacDonald, games editor at the Guardian newspaper.

(Image: Stock image of young gamers or developers discussing what they can see on-screen, Credit: Getty Images).

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