As technology changes and media usage evolves into unforeseen territories, questions about legal feasibility and permissible behavior invariable arise. The battle pits content owners against content distributors. Veoh walked away with an key victory.

In an early move designed to gear up for holiday sales, Microsoft aimed for the sweet-spot of the consumer value equation with price cuts for all of their Xbox 360 consoles in the U.S. Now the entry level model will be $200, a magic number some think

In old movies there’s always a prominent credit for Technicolor. Future generations may be see a credit for Intel. The company known for being “Inside” our computers is also working "behind" the scenes to make 3d films the future of hollywood

Xbox live and non profit voter mobilization group Rock the Vote are partnering to help mobilize young voters for this years presidential election. Talk about non-traditional use of a game platform....

Realism is one of the core design principles behind many sports-centric video games. EA, through a series of "dynamic gaming" initiatives, is aiming to bring it to another level. There's promise for fans and for the industry. Games that update....

The gloves came off in Electronic Arts protracted hostile takeover effort to acquire Take Two but in a surprise twist, it wasn’t an escalation but rather a move toward a possible handshake and reconciliation. Where does it go from here...

The first appstore data is in. Analysts are crunching numbers. Another is tallying iPhone sales and claiming 3m sold. Here's the latest from the Metue Applevine Report ....

Apple rumors are constant. The latest round includes talk of upped iPhone production and even a new iPhone Nano model. Here's the chatter and a look at the likelihood any of them are accurate

Some like ads in video games. Others detest them. Love ‘em or hate ‘em, however, they're here to stay. Reports are speculating Google may be gearing up to offer an AdSense solution soon for this market. Reality or test bed?

Nintendo grabs three headlines with the ongoing discussion of the Wii's storage needs, a partnership with Fuji and a reported patent for a Wii Remote that monitors pulse and Blood Pressure. Here's a look at all three and why the patent will never be made