FBI failed to serve Megaupload with formal charges, a US judge has said
Dutch anti-piracy organisation had ordered political party to shut down Pirate Bay proxy
Tech giants reach an "irreconcilable impasse" in settlement negotiations
German court declares Rapidshare legal but says it must monitor incoming links to copyright infringing files
Search giant claims MPAA misled the court in summary judgement filing
Pro-copyright organisations confirm ISPs will commence initiatives on 12 July
Judge accepts Oracle’s offer to streamline case, avoiding further postponement
Oracle could withdraw three patents "with prejudice" to bring forward trial date
Another cyber-locker faces the guillotine after film studios file for a summary judgement against Hotfile
Megaupload founder and three senior operators expected in court over US request in August
Another file-hosting site linked to copyright infringement goes dark in Megaupload's aftermath
Proview Technology's attempt to block sales of the tablet in Shanghai fails
Dotcom to be placed under house arrest as fight against US extradition continues
A Court ruling issued today means UK ISPs may be forced to block The Pirate Bay
Apple has broadened its patent claims to cover a wider range of Samsung mobile products
Apple US filing claims Samsung's Galaxy Nexus smartphone, Google's reference model, infringes on four key patents
German maker of watchesand writing instruments takes Google to court over counterfeiters abusing AdWords program
BTjunkie, one of the world's most popular BitTorrent sites, has voluntarily shut down following recent anti-piracy moves
Swedish Supreme Court denies Pirate Bay defendants an appeal, finalising the fines and jail terms sentenced in 2010
Street protests and online hacking has hit Poland over its support for the controversial ACTA copyright agreement
Access to one of the biggest file-sharing websites was disrupted last week after a IWF blacklist problem
The Lib Dems have pledged to repeal some of the more controversial parts of the Digital Economy Act
BT has been ordered to stop its customers from accessing file-sharing website Newzbin2
British tech firms have urged the Coalition government to change copyright law
BT is locked in a high court appearance over whether it must block access to a file-sharing website
BT and TalkTalk are to appeal against the ruling over the controversial copyright measures in the DEA
YouTube is sending users who upload coprighted material to its service to a Copyright School
ISPs suggest an independent internet watchdog with the power to blacklist websites
All cases against file-sharers bought by ACS:Law have been dismissed - but will Andrew Crossley be fined?
The European Commission believes that its own laws to combat online piracy are not tough enough