Clinton to propose legislation on video games
Any who would sell or rent M- and AO-rated video games to minors have a new enemy in Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY).
Clinton announced yesterday her intention to introduce new legislation aimed at protecting the nation’s children against violent and pornographic video games by imposing fines on any retailer selling or renting such games to children under 18.
Read the complete story . (The Evening Telegram)
HP expected to announce massive layoffs
- Intel to extend sequence numbers to Xeon, Itanium processors
- Mr. Do-it-all Multi AV
- A water proof MP3 player for your shower
- Oracle gives in to multicore licensing pressure
- SCO email a smoking gun?
- Evergreen shows DivX 6 compatible DVD player
- AOL bets the farm on new online strategy
- Dell wants one-on-ones with customers
- NASA may launch Discovery this weekend if `lucky'
IBM retiring OS/2, sort of
- Hackers attack Mozilla site to spread spam
- Apple selling one million iPod shuffles a month?
- Yahoo cements UC partnership
- Officials, lawmakers object to mobile calls on aircraft
- Windows flaw could spawn DoS attacks
- SCO moves to limit Smoking Gun Memo damage
- UN wary of US influence on the Internet
- OCZ announces new DDR400/600 memory
- Bribery claim at Infineon
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
