They are trying to create a digital standard that would let consumers buy or rent a movie once and then play it on any device.

Glasses for 3-D viewing come in throwaway versions as well as in models costing $50 a pair. Can one become the standard?

« PreviousGrassley Knocks White House, Republican Cooperation Faltering Next »Early Afghan Results: Karzai Will Win Lower Than Dirt Posted by Joe KleinTuesday, August 25, 2009 at 5:55 pm 86 Comments • Trackback (2) • Related Topics: Breast cancer, health care, Heather Higgins, Republican party The New York Times ran a front-page story today about a quiet man who drove a long distance with his wife to attend a town meeting in Georgia hosted by his Congressman Sanford Bishop. The guy was the

A modern twist on Shakespeare’s sophisticated and bewitching comedySAN JOSE, CA (August 20, 2009) — Ever consider leaving it all behind? Duke Senior has done just that. Forced into exile by his brother, Duke Senior has embraced the Forest of Arden as his home and left the rat race of the royal courts behind. This fall, San Jose Rep invites theatre-goers to leave it all behind, too, as the company opens its 2009-2010 season with what the New York Times hails as “Shakespeare’s finest comedy,” As Y

From left to right: Rich Sommer, Elisabeth Moss, Aaron Staton, Bryan Batt, Vincent Kartheiser, Michael Gladis, and Christina Hendricks are part of the Mad Men cast that's raising the stakes for visually satisfying television. ( AMC ) by Linda Holmes The fawning over the attention to detail on AMC's Mad Men , which returns for a third season on Sunday night, can get a little precious, there's no question. When The New York Times spends an entire article discussing the creati