Swatch wants to clean Costco's clock over U.S. copyright
infringement. Medical schools want the IRS to categorize residents as
students to skirt Social Security and Medicare taxes. In other words:
business as usual for this year's ...READ»
Besides rough economic times, the spread of piracy, used games sales, and possible government regulation contribute to game industry's financial challenges. We asked some of gaming's biggest players which of these are the biggest threat to the industry's future.READ»
In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court ruled that a California police chief's actions in searching and reading private (in this case, sexually explicit) texts from an employee is justified and reasonable.READ»
The U.S. Supreme Court is taking on the constitutionality of a proposed California law to ban the sale
of video games to minors. The same Supreme Court where Chief Justice John Roberts asked the difference between email and a ...READ»
We reported today's proposed YouTube broadcast of the Proposition 8-challenging gay marriage trial with enthusiasm: It was going to be groundbreaking and seemed an excellent idea. But the Supreme Court just shut it down.
The ...READ»
As the Supreme Court goes back to work this week it once again will determine just how far the First Amendment stretches. But rather than the usual "prayer in school" or "mandatory pledge of allegiance" cases that generally clog the ...READ»
Have you ever visited the Supreme Court's Web site? Sure, it's simple enough, but the thing looks like it was last touched in 1995, by a Web designer working for Prodigy (remember them?). And the Supreme Court's staffers know ...READ»
