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SAG AFTRA Fail to Bilk Video Game Companies for Residuals Talks on Interactive Agreements Break Off as Video Game Producers Fail to Address SAG, AFTRA Demands for Profit-Sharing, Rejecting "Modest" Union Proposals for "Mo Money!"

Hollywood, Remakes & Reality TV As the 2005 decline in film revenues continues, it is amusing to see the pontifications and proposals of Hollywood insiders regarding declining revenues. It's apparently up to them to attempt to…

Blu-ray Disc... Emerging Format or Hurry Up and Wait? We know people are waiting for the next great thing in storage and too many people have been convinced that...

Game Developers Service Consumers. Hollywood? Lawyers. There has to be some illegal copying in the video game industry - it's pervasive throughout the software industry and costs firms billions each year - but they still pump out and push stand-alone and…

Kids, Gaming and Hollywood Cries Poor Kids - The Multitaskers

DVD Insider CeBIT Show Report CeBIT in Hanover is head and shoulders the world's largest tech toys show for business and consumer alike. They may have flopped in the U.S. but at home they are supreme even though it is nearly…

Balancing Work & Life Right at the outset we'll note that it is Saturday and we are in the office writing this piece. That should give you a clue that we haven't achieved what most people might call a healthy work-life…

Blu-ray Technology: Why? When? Isn't all the noise surrounding the beauty and consumer demand for high definition blue-ray storage fantastic? Consumers can't wait to get their hands on the camcorders... the burners... the media!

Microsoft's Next Box to Usher in 'Hi Def Era' by Wayde Robson of Home Theater Focus Microsoft gave attendees of the Game Developer's Conference (GDC) a peek…

DVD Industry Insider Report - The Challenge of Home Entertainment Networks Would you believe it? A fantastic 12% of the American households are networked and that is going to drive home entertainment networks.