While 
the sex toy industry has seen much more acceptance in the past two years, it still has a way to go before it’s considered an everyday part of mainstream culture.
Securing shelf space in retail stores isn’t the herculean challenge it once was, but the makers of these adult novelties have to walk a fine line to ensure their products are identifiable, but not something that will cause a backlash among conservative shoppers.
There’s plenty to cheer 
about today in the video game industry — and for good reason.
The definitive Supreme Court ruling that video games are entitled to First Amendment protections is something developers, publishers and industry backers have been actively trying to secure for years. Achieving the goal is laudable, but it’s not the end of the fight — not by a long shot.
Common sense might indicate that the
best place to hop online would be in the vicinity of where the most Internet innovation is taking place. Common sense is sometimes wrong.
Silicon Valley might be where Internet sensations grow up, but if you’re looking for a truly high-speed connection, you’ll need to head about 850 miles north.
Chris Morris: Journalist 