California sent them a five-minute clip of video game violence, while the video game industry delivered a number of games for them to spark up on ...
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U.S. Supreme Court set to hear video game violence case
The video game industry has argued that regulating video games unfairly singles out the medium of video games in contrast to other media such as movies, ...
California Gets US Court Hearing on Violent Video Game Ban
By Greg Stohr April 26 (Bloomberg) -- The US Supreme Court will consider reviving a California law prohibiting sales of violent video games to minors, ...
Supreme Court rejects California ban on violent video games
The law would have also punished sellers with a $1000 fine for each instance, putting M-rated video games on the same level as pornography and cigarettes. The Supreme Court verdict was a major victory for the video game association and its allies in ...
Violent Video Game Supreme Court Raises Stakes In America
It does not foretell whether the court will side with the video game industry, which cautions against chilling of speech, or the state of California, ...
Will Supreme Court ban violent video games?
The First Amendment generally prevents the government from limiting access to movies, video games and other kinds of entertainment, and from punishing the ...
Day one analysis of California vs. the video game industry
And so far, opinion is divided, though seemingly leaning in favor of video game developers and their First Amendment rights. ...
The Supreme Court's Best Arguments For and Against Violent Video Games
Stephen Totilo -Whether you agree with the Supreme Court's ruling against a California law against violent video games, today, you should know that strong arguments were made on both sides. America is okay with kids seeing violent entertainment? ...
Supreme Court to Rule on CA Video Game Law
Currently the law defines a violent video game as one the depicts "killing, maiming, dismembering, or sexually assaulting an image of a human being. ...
U.S. Supreme Court to take on video game banning case
Besides, as many game enthusiasts will tell you, video game retailers have their own system for maintaining age requirements on their games. ...
Michael McCarthy: Supreme Court wrong to OK violent video games
The US Supreme Court ruled our children are free to be exposed to the most violent video games. A California law that protects youngsters from these games was rejected. The companies that make these games are free to sell what are often first shooter, ...