Take it from the top

What do doughnuts, cable television and shampoo have in common? The answer is not, sadly, Homer Simpson (not enough hair).

'Jersey Shore' is new U.S. face to the world

Newsweek: TV and movies have long been our electronic face around the world. So what does "Jersey Shore" say about us?

Is FCC 'running wild' with its big fines for 'fleeting expletives'?

Tuesday's ruling by the New York-based Second Circuit Court of Appeals, which sends the FCC back to the drawing board for its policy on fleeting expletives on broadcast television, has unexpectedly raised the hopes of First Amendment scholars and legal experts who would like to see less government regulation of the media.

Discovery says infringement case v Amazon not new

WILMINGTON, Delaware (Reuters) - A patent infringement lawsuit filed on Wednesday against Amazon.com was a procedural move and not a new lawsuit, according to Discovery Communications Inc, which filed the complaint.

Amazon accused of infringing patents with Kindle

WILMINGTON, Delaware (Reuters) - Discovery Communications Inc accused Amazon.com Inc of infringing patents covering electronic book delivery and security with its Kindle e-book reader and said the Internet retailer should be forced to pay royalties.

'60s anti-war rocker Tuli Kupferberg dies in NYC

Tuli Kupferberg, a founding member of the underground rock group and staple of 1960s anti-war protests, the Fugs,...