The Windows giant said data-mining limitations could harm economic development and stop Europe from catching up with AI and data…
Reprieve for memes, as MEPs reject copyright bill in its current format. But the fight isn't over just yet
Game over for colourful character? Kim Dotcom loses latest court battle against his extradition to the US
But critics argue it will change the face of the Internet as we know it, and herald the end of…
Megaupload founder files for personal appearance by former President Obama in a New Zealand courtroom
The draft text could mean better broadband infrastructure, while clamping down on online copyright and encrypted communications
Megaupload's Kim Dotcom wants New Zealand court appeal against extradition to be live streamed
The two companies' chief executives met for six hours, but failed to resolve their differences over Java's use in Android
Russell Pierpoint, MD, Evolved Media Solutions, explains how brands can avoid a litigious nightmare in the digital age
Merry Christmas! New Zealand court rules the US can have him, but Kim pledges appeal
Europe unveils its plan to tackle American domination of the digital world, but will it work?
The Swedish Pirate Bay website returns after it was taken offline during a police raid
Gottfrid Svartholm Warg found guilty by Danish court in that country's biggest hacking case to date
BBC tells Australian government that ISPs should monitor for suspicious activity
Intellectual Property Crime Unit protects the rights of sports broadcasters
PIPCU starts to “come down hard” on proxies that offer access to websites blocked in the UK, such as The…
A European Court of Justice decision has affirmed that the temporary copies of content made by web browsers do not…
Co-founder of The Pirate Bay, Peter Sunde, arrested by Swedish cops after two years on the run
Polish domain name registrar complies with the takedown request, then changes its mind
Mozilla says it has no choice if it wants to keep its user base, while the user base calls adoption…
Oracle has argued its record-breaking damages award against SAP should be reinstated, or a retrial ordered
A US federal court has ruled that Oracle's Java programming interfaces can be protected by copyright, in a blow to…
Customers who infringe copyright will start getting warning letters in 2015, but there are no legal consequences
The US company is forcing ISPs to participate in the copyright crusade, but will this approach work in Europe?
Minister for Intellectual Property says UK leads the world in IP protection, but there’s always more to do
The government appears to be fighting against restrictive DRM measures by relaxing copyright rules
The cloud storage service created by fugitive millionaire is set to go public on New Zealand stock exchange
“We need to reboot the thing called democracy,” says former spokesman for the file-sharing website
A judge rules in favour of Oracle against a company providing cheap third-party support to Oracle customers
The 'ineffective' ban on the Pirate Bay website has been overturned by a Dutch Court