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The United Kingdom will spend an additional $40.3 million to support gaming startups
The UK authorities announced that they will continue to fund budding game developers. Over the next three years, they will allocate £10 million (equivalent to $13.44 million) annually to support British gaming startups.
On 23 June, the UK government announced an extensive programme of investment in the creative industries, including cinema. The new support programme, amounting to £380 million (€444 million), is part of the overall UK industrial strategy. It aims to stimulate innovation and growth with the objective of almost doubling the investment of creative enterprises, reaching £31 billion by 2035. For the film and audiovisual sectors, the programme provide…
The UK has announced a new big injection of money that aims to boost and grow the country’s entertainment sectors. In particular, 380 million pounds are being set aside to help support film, television, music, video games, technology and other sectors across the country. Most of this fund goes to the film sector, which has recently experienced a boom with many major producers rolling their projects across the UK.
UK launches new Games Fund to help support British game development
The UK has announced a new big cash injection that intends to serve as a way to boost and grow the country's entertainment sectors. Specifically, £380 million is being put aside to help support film, TV, music, video games, technology, and more, all over the country. The majority of this fund is heading into the film sector, which has boomed as of late with many major production companies filming their projects around the UK. In total, £75 mill…
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