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The Manhole: Masterpiece Edition 1.1

The Manhole: Masterpiece Edition 1.1

...and numerous awards including "Best New Use of a Computer" from the Software Publishers Association. This Masterpiece Edition was produced in the 90's as... Read more

8 May, 2012
Pinball Tristan 1.5

Pinball Tristan 1.5

...today! Selected as Staff Favorites in 10 countries. Best Simulation 1991 of Software Publishers Association (USA) Game Hall of Fame 1992 of MACWORLD (USA) Great... Read more

22 October, 2011
Stickybear ABC 1.0.2

Stickybear ABC 1.0.2

...Seal Parents Choice MagazineExcellence in Software Award for Best Early Education Program Software Publishers Association Media & Methods Awards Media & Methods MagazineOnly the Best: The Annual... Read more

24 March, 2011

SPA Europe boss defends anti-monopoly document

The Software Publishers Association (SPA) has defended a document outlining its members' position on... Read more

4 February, 1998 by Martin Veitch

SPA anti-monopoly paper angers MS

The Software Publishers Association's largest dues-paying member, Microsoft Corp., is none too... Read more

4 February, 1998 by Maria Seminerio

US Report: Go after Microsoft - SPA

The Software Publishers Association Friday urged the U.S. Department of Justice to expand... Read more

22 June, 1998 by ZDNet

Software pirates still on rampage

Latest data from the Software Publishers Association (SPA) and Business Software Alliance (BSA) suggests a global figure... Read more

19 December, 1996 by Martin Veitch

ECTS: Let's hear it for the UK games industry!

...hits like Tomb Raider according to industry trade body, European Software Leisure Software Publishers Association (ELSPA Read more

8 September, 1998 by Eugene Lacey

FAST puts on velvet glove

The Federation Against Software Theft (FAST) and the Software Publishers' Association are making a fresh push against piracy, offering an audit... Read more

26 July, 1996 by Martin Veitch

Gaming is more than child's play

...attract the official support it deserves. Last year the Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association warned that despite the growth in the games market, the... Read more

27 January, 2006 by Leader

Software fraudsters escape raid

...aware of and we had someone there from ELSPA [the Entertainment & Leisure Software Publishers Association] who looked at some stalls, however, they left the market... Read more

6 January, 2006 by Ingrid Marson

Seven arrested in car boot software swoop

...August this year. Operation Carter, involved representatives from the Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association (ELSPA), Staffordshire Trading Standards, Police and the Federation Against Copyright... Read more

19 October, 2005 by Andrew Donoghue

Date set for games age rating system

...system in the UK that was introduced by the Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association (ELSPA) in 1994. All of the major European countries have... Read more

2 January, 2003 by Matt Loney

New age rating system for games in Europe

...system in the UK that was introduced by the Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association (ELSPA) in 1994. All of the major European countries have... Read more

25 October, 2002 by Justin Calvert

Five years ago: Software pirates still on rampage

First published on 19 December, 1996 Latest data from the Software Publishers Association (SPA) and Business Software Alliance (BSA) suggests a global figure... Read more

19 December, 2001 by Martin Veitch

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