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Film Review: Ouch! The Sydney Morning Herald says G.I. Joe: Rise Of The Cobra is so bad it makes the worst of the second round of Star Wars movies look good . Cinema Blend call the Movie Posters for Surrogate a Rip-off . Of course, the T:SCC poster were rip-offs of an even earlier ad . Good ol’ Hollywood. Why invent when you can borrow. IGN names 10 Evil Movie Corporations , forgetting my personal favorites, ENCOM from the movie Tron and NURV from the movie Antitrust. Mov

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[ FACT comments : Do we need to say, we told you so? Govts always have a hidden agenda!] Web filters to censor video games Fallout 3 was banned from sale in Australia until it was modified to remove objectionable content. Asher Moses Sydney Morning Herald: June 25, 2009 http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/games/web-filters-to-censor-video-games-20090625-cxrx.html The Federal Government has now set its sights on gamers, promising to use its internet censorship reg

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I’ve been closely following the ongoing saga of the Federal Governments attempts to implement a national filtering schema to prevent access to what it deems to be questionable or inappropriate material. While a fair proportion of these sites seems to fall into the category of adult material (pornography) or hate speech, there are also a few notable instances where this is not the case. The Sydney Morning Herald recently reported : “The Federal Government has now set its sights on gamers,

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It’s a video game addicts dream - a pod with a computer, a kitchen and a toilet.

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In Australia, MMOs May Be Target of Police Crackdown February 4, 2009 Could Australian police soon be rounding up retailers who sell World of Warcraft and other massively multiplayer online games? That’s one possible scenario. As reported by the Syndey Morning Herald, a controversy has arisen Down Under as to whether MMOs need to be rated for content under Australian law. Government officials believe that - like all other video games - they do. Meanwhile, the Aussie game industry has

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