Ukraine and Switzerland also cited for lax approach to copyright protection

FCC officials have asked lawmakers to restore a ruling that would give financial breaks to those selling media properties to minorities

New rules stem from Congress' Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation Act and will be adopted by 2012

House Judiciary Committee's bill would give the government broad power to disable credit-card processing and pull ads from rogue websites

Invites represenatives from Apple and Google in the wake of a report that the software into mobile devices can track user movement

Vote aims to overturn controversial regulations that prevent internet providers from charging fees for premium services

Cast spoke up on behalf of public broadcasting, arguing that Congress should not cut funding this week

The movie legend tells the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging that he was "a victim of elder abuse," and "felt trapped, scared, used and frustrated"

Press secretary lauds "Daily Show" host's support of 9/11 first responders

Calls House "the Andy Dick of government," Tucker Carlson an "arrogant douche"

Invited by the United Farm Workers, the Comedy Central host testifies for immigration reform after having spent a day in the fields (Video)