Call of Duty declares ‘Advance Warfare’ on its Biggest Threat
by Henry T. Casey Titanfall, from original Duty co-creators, for X-box, has the Gaming Platform kings under attack
Mayweather vs. Maidana: Is “The Moment” overhyped, or will PPV be worth it?
by David Kano The latest fight is unlikely to top last time's $150 million PPV take, but will still cost consumers 65 bucks
Bethany Mota: We tried to hate fashion’s rising YouTube star. We failed
by Gabi Chepurny From blogging her trips to the mall to getting her own line at Aeropostale, the 18 year old is impossible to hate
Net neutrality: the net should be more like cable, cable boss Michael Powell says
by Dominic Preston The CEO of the National Cable and Telecommunications Association argues for minimal government regulation
Matrix plagiarism lawsuit over Nazi screenplay stopped in its tracks
by Rosie Howard-Williams A judge ruled that there was no "substantial similarity" between the Matrix trilogy and the unproduced The Immortals script
E.T. video game cartridges found buried in desert landfill
by Miss Lydia The 'world's worst video game' did the walk of shame all the way to the New Mexico desert
Free Comic Book Day: A Beginner’s Guide
by Gabi Chepurny A day to celebrate the cornerstone of all things nerdy
One Direction Plagiarism Charges: Did they rip off Australian band Clubfeet?
by Gabi Chepurny The boys with the flawless hair styles in One Direction may have taken an Australian groups music video special effects.
Aereo, the Cloud and Copyright: Legal analysis
by Ryan Baker, guest columnist FilmOn's lawyer takes a hard look at streaming TV's chances in court
Aereo at the Supreme Court: Streaming TV and the Cloud at stake
by Tom Paul Jones Huge interest in media shows the online television consumers want is here to stay; Justices fear destruction of cloud computing
Prince, Warner Bros. reconcile, plan Purple Rain reissue, new album
By Todd Gilchrist The artist formerly known as The Artist Formerly Known As Prince announces a new licensing deal in advance of his blockbuster breakthrough's 30th anniversary
Heartbleed: Twitter gushes about the technological disaster
By Gabi Chepurny Social media users announced their displeasure at the news of code errors in OpenSSL
Orange is the New Black wins Peabody Award, Hollywood honors Ted Sarandos
by Leah Sydney The Netflix boss given Medal of Honor for his philanthropy
Amy Winehouse hologram project scuttled by FilmOn’s Alki David
by Tom Paul Jones Out of respect for the wishes of the singer’s family, the CEO withdraws from discussions for high tech resurrection performances.
Goodyear’s gotta new blimp that will blow your mind, but it has no name
by Christophe SilveyThis grandchild of the Hindenberg needs a contest to figure out what to call it. Meanwhile we've got the ultimate blimp movie on VOD
Michael Jackson’s image at center of Cirque du Soleil copyright lawsuit
By Todd Gilchrist FilmOn founder Alki David filed a lawsuit Tuesday against MGM Resorts for using trademarked technology in its hologram of the late pop star
Kurt Cobain Museum plans cause real estate values to go haywire
by Ariel Schudson A crowdfunding campaign is hoping to raise 10x the value of Cobain's childhood home to turn it into a museum dedicated to the singer
Star Wars: Episode VII secrets revealed? Just more blue balls for fans
by Miss Lydia At the Disney shareholder’s meeting CEO Bob Iger confirmed that J.J. Abrams’ new installment will take place 30 years after Return of the Jedi
Oscar Pistorius Academy Awards joke ads banned in UK
By Todd Gilchrist The ASA forced Irish bookmaker Paddy Power to pull an Oscar-themed campaign after it drew complaints for offering refunds for losing bets on the outcome of the…
American Idol lawsuit says Sony stole millions from Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson
by Audrey Palmer Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson, Clay Aiken and other stars of the singing competition may have been robbed of millions