Word is out that CBS corporation has entered a deal which will allow it to acquire CNET Networks, Inc. If this pushes through, CBS will become one of the major players among the internet companies in the United States. Care to know more? Head on over to the full article.

Is this retribution for Jeff Gerstmann's untimely departure from GameSpot? Josh Larson, CNET's Vice President of Games and Gerstmann's superior has been fired from his post after being implicated for business violations that may or may have been instrumental for bringing about the GameSpot controversy. Details in the full article.

After Jeff Gerstmann,  Frank Provo, and  Alex Navarro's resignation from GameSpot, yet another long-time reviewer left the GameSpot offices: Ryan Davis. Davis, a close friend of Gerstmann's, was deeply affected by his friend's departure from the gaming information site. Do check out the full article to read Davis' statement.

After his stint with GameSpot in 2007, Jeff Gerstmann is raiding the airwaves as part of IGN's internet talkshow, GameSages. For the pilot show, the show's host invited Gerstmann as a guest along with other editorial big wigs such as Dan Hsu, Francesca Reyes, and Will Tuttle.

A podcast was made for those who want to hear their thoughts regarding the gaming industry. Details on Gerstmann's guesting can be found in the full article.

So what brought about Alex Navarro's decision to resign from GameSpot ? The former game reviewer talks about his reasons in an interview with Joystiq. Read about it in the full article.

It looks like GameSpot hasn't yet recovered from the incident which led to its former reviewer Jeff Gerstmann's termination. Another long-time GameSpot reviewer, freelance contributor Frank Provo, resigned from his post. More details in the full article.

Nowadays, we just can't help but think only about Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest whenever we hear the name Square Enix. But Square Enix's president Yoichi Wada wants gamers to know that they do not depend on those two chart-topping franchises alone. More details in the full article.

After a few days of not commenting about his termination from GameSpot, former game editorial chief Jeff Gerstmann finally speaks out about his controversial Kane and Lynch: Dead Men review ( by Eidos Interactive for Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, PC) review, as well as his future career options. More details inside.

With the dust far from settled and details still hazy, what remains clear is that Jeff Gerstmann's controversial termination from GameSpot has induced a domino effect of detriments for the website. Among other things, GameSpot has halted user reviews of Kane & Lynch and there are reports that numerous paid subscriptions to the site are being canceled, with a boycott on the way. Read more in the full article.

Another video game has managed to entrench itself in controversy, but like the infamous ongoing Manhunt debate, the controversy concerns not just the game itself but is relevant to the entire industry, and even includes us gamers.

The controversy surrounds Jeff Gerstmann, who was recently fired from his post as editorial director of GameSpot. Speculation goes that he was fired because of the politics surrounding his review of Kane & Lynch. More in the full article.