Apple has admitted that child labour was used at the factories that build its computers, iPods and mobile phones.
Read more »Apple admits using child labour
“Video Games Live†at the Beacon Theater
Popular musicians from Kiss to 50 Cent are eager to get their new songs into games. Conversely, some music fans now turn to the latest games to discover new tracks.
Read more »Supreme Court to Revisit ‘Hillary’ Documentary
The case has also deepened a profound split among liberals, dividing those who view government regulation of political speech as an affront to the First Amendment from those who believe that unlimited corporate campaign spending is a threat to democracy.
Read more »From Cinema to Games: Some Fascinating Data
research into the flow of intellectual property between the games and film industries
Read more »Possibilities and threats for popstars in Web 2.0
Empathy Marketing 101
Not infrequently, the most convincing testimony to the veracity and potential power of new scientific discoveries is when they're embraced--for profit-driven motives--by corporate America.
Read more »A-List Stars Flailing at the Box Office
A-list movie stars have long been measured by their ability to fill theaters on opening weekend. But never have so many failed to deliver, resulting in some rare soul-searching by motion picture studios about why the old formula isn’t working — and a great deal of anxiety among stars (and agents) about the potential vaporization of their $20 million paychecks.
Read more »The Stupidity of ‘Smart’ Phones
Because iPhones are married to AT&T, frustrated users can't abandon the telecom company for a more savvy carrier. So much for consumer choice.
Read more »The Elements of Information Control
Nearly everything you see, hear and read that isn't from a friend -- whether on TV, the radio, or even on the Web -- comes from a for-profit gatekeeper.
Read more »Online Video Not Killing TV, Says Nielsen
An IBM study that polled people across six different countries worldwide showed that 36% of people watched "significantly less" TV as a result of their online video viewing. This week, however, a report from Nielsen contradicts that study. Their report shows that TV viewership isn't declining at all...in fact, it's at an all time high.
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