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Media & Press Coverage

Selected media features and publications highlighting my research and professional work, with a particular focus on critical game design, ethical game production, and reflective research practice.

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Featured in Biz Weekly

Reflective Solo-Auditing: A New Framework for Examining Ethical Accountability in Game Production

Publication: Biz Weekly Date: Article byline: Morgan Ellis Researcher featured: Fasi Uddin Mir

A feature exploring Fasi Uddin Mir's Reflective Solo-Auditing (RSA), a retrospective framework for examining ethical accountability in game production.

The article discusses RSA's three analytical phases: Collection, Interpretation, and Synthesis, alongside four interconnected evaluative dimensions: Intention, Constraint, Impact, and Reflection.

The framework was developed and examined through a retrospective case study of Falcon Federation Pod. It considers how creative intentions, production decisions, constraints, and their consequences can be revisited through structured ethical reflection.

The feature also acknowledges the scope and limitations of a single-case study and the need for further investigation across different production contexts.

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Acknowledgement

Sincere appreciation to Amanda and the AnotherZero team for their support and coordination, and to Biz Weekly for featuring this research.

About the Research

Reflective Solo-Auditing (RSA) is a retrospective framework for examining ethical accountability in game production. It approaches completed projects as opportunities to revisit design decisions, production conditions, and their consequences through structured reflection.

This media feature provides a public-facing introduction to the research and complements, rather than replaces, its academic publication.

Further Media Coverage

This page will be updated as additional features, interviews, and media coverage related to my research and professional work become available.

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