The HTC One Mini can still be sold despite using chips which infringe a Nokia patent
The judge rules that two of the patents asserted by Samsung are invalid, and the third was never infringed
Cisco loses its legal challenge over Microsoft's purchase of VoIP giant Skype, but will not appeal
British social networking users warned by Attorney General Dominic Grieve over commenting on court cases
It sounds like the Swiss authorities want to put the American spies in prison
FA-registered referee and two others are charged in hacking investigation
Ericsson is accused of abusing a dominant market position in India
For years, the US Department of Defence had used unlicensed copies of logistics software
Jury decision means that Samsung must pay Apple a total of $930 million (£574m) in damages
Man accused of running the illegal marketplace under the alias ‘Dread Pirate Roberts’ receives a vote of confidence
McAfee is back in the public eye to clear his name
Vladimir Kats pleads guilty to money laundering and unlicensed money transmitting charges
This could be the biggest case of patent profiteering in the history of IT
Nokia wants compensation and an HTC One UK sales ban after High Court rules in its favour
BeeMP3, FilesTube and TorrentHound join the likes of the Pirate Bay on the copyright holders’ blacklist
Site founder Gary Fung says he’ll be back, but the case establishes that a Torrent index infringes copyright
Latvia will not extradite Deniss “Miami” Calovskis to the US, following a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights
Shut down websites we deem illegal or face the consequences, says PIPCU
Samsung allegedly used secret Apple licensing terms in negotiations with Nokia
Entrepreneur strikes back against New Zealand government
The European Commission will decide within weeks whether to accept Google's latest antitrust settlement terms
A judge granted the US government oversight of Apple's content-distribution deals, also placing restrictions on Apple's agreements with publishers
Risk consultant Peter Humphrey has admitted using “illegal means” to obtain information
ITC says Samsung devices infringe two Apple patents, but says they do not copy Apple's design
Securities and Exchange Commission gets a green light to investigate Bitcoin companies
Deniss Calovskis claims he is innocent, will appeal the decision with European Court of Human Rights
Evidence suggests hackers employed by the FBI managed to track some Tor users
Popular websites stop their services for a day to highlight the possible effects of a new anti-piracy law
French spies are storing hoards of citizens' communications data and they might be breaking the law
US politicians demand more information on YouTube advertising placed around videos that promote "dangerous or illegal activities"