Video games have come a long way since Atari and Super Mario — and sometimes, that means quite a load of visual violence. Senator Leland Yee of Calif. thinks it may be too much and wants to impose limits on selling such games to children. The Supreme Court hears the case today.
It's a long, lonely road — miles and miles — for truckers. So many are turning to YouTube to fill those extra hours and to connect with fellow truckers and others.
This Halloween weekend, Americans paid more money for halloween costumes than last year. And it's perhaps no surprise that there were plenty of economic and political get-ups. Mitchell Hartman has our story.
The idea of a company like Google teaming up with an institution like television is immediately appealing. But now that Google TV products are actually here, viewers are being blocked from seeing a lot of their favorite show. What gives?
Network television station Fox is usually known for its ability to attract young viewers in the ever-important 18- to 34-year-old range. But having already canceled one show and others in danger, is the network getting old? Jennifer Collins reports.
Rock stars may party hard at night, but many rockers — including successful ones — roll out of bed and work in an office in the day time. Marketplace's Jeff Tyler — a former rocker himself — takes a look at rock stars and their day jobs.
DVD rental systems have changed drastically in the past decades, from Blockbuster to Netflix to Redbox. Can libraries — currently suffering from e-book popularity — follow in the steps of the DVD? Mitchell Hartman reports.
