Steam appears to have started posting a notice in its shopping cart that purchases on its storefront are only for a license and not a game, according to a notice spotted by Engadget. It looks like an ...

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Valve made a change for when consumers checkout. The use of physical media has certainly dwindled over the years. More and more consumers are taking their content digitally, meaning subscription ...

The Performing Right Society says a license to use music in a game does not constitute the right to distribute that music, via the game, to the public.

As reported by Engadget, Steam users see a notice warning them that they’re getting a digital license before they make payment for items in their cart. “A purchase of a digital product grants a ...

PRS for Music says titles distributed on Steam feature music written by its members, including major franchises such as EA Sports FC, Forza Horizon, and Grand Theft Auto.

I'd much prefer instead of passing a law banning the use of the "buy" language, they'd instead outlawed the entire "licensed" model to begin with. I think, regardless of the language used in the ...