We've decided to try to ramp up the gamesblog newsbucket feature, to offer you more more more good gaming news from around the web that we've found in our trawls. We expect to post twice a week.
If you've got anything you'd like to bring our attention, you can do so by tagging it for guardiangamesblog on delicious (free account to the service required, then you add us to your network), or by sending it to gamesblog + at + gmail + dot + com.
Here're the picks for this Wednesday:
• Human rights & the 'online game provider' (What rights do you have, as a player?) >> terranova.blogs.com
• Playing To New Nations (the Zeebo console aims to extend the player market) >> edge-online.com
• Shaken Baby? Ok! Brassiere? Offensive! (the trials and tribulations of an iPhone developer) >> watercoolergames.org
• Small is big in gaming world (a pbusiness model for games in the future) >> news.bbc.co.uk
• Richard Bartle's IMGDC keynote >> mud.co.uk
• The Bryant Collection: A treasure trove of interactive fiction salvaged from a garage sale >> ludusnovus.net
• Blueberry Garden (play the IGF winner on Steam) >> store.steampowered.com
• Hacking online games a widespread problem (the implications for Mom and Pop) >> news.cnet.com
