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The new PEGI game ratings system will not arrive in the UK now until September 2010.

A high-profile violent videogames case has reached the US Supreme Court this month.

The newly revamped PEGI age-ratings system for videogames in the UK has been delayed and will not come into force until April 2011.

An ISP is offering customers and concerned parents a new web-filtering system that uses the British Board of Film Classification's well-known age-ratings logos.

Leading British psychologist Dr Tanya Byron has called for a new review into online and mobile gaming, suggesting that the industry should have an accepted code of conduct in order to protect minors.

Looks like PEGI has its work cut out

Tories have called for music and sports videos to be given film-style ratings to protect children from inappropriate sexual and violent content.

Digital Economy Bill is a step in right direction for gaming

Exclusive PEGI's communications manager Dirk Bosmans has told TechRadar that he is hoping a change of government will not once again throw video game ratings into a state of flux.

In Depth Ofcom this week announced it is in consultation to regulate the content on the many VOD services available on the web and through our set-top boxes - including the iPlayer, 4OD and Sky Player.