BT becomes the sixth major UK ISP this year to block The Pirate Bay but there's plenty of ways to…
All major UK ISPs are now blocking The Pirate Bay in the UK, apart from BT
Seven hard drives of evidence obtained by the US agents were not supposed to leave New Zealand, lawyers claim
Motion D66 tells the government to scrap the controversial agreement
Transparency Report now features figures on copyright infringement claims
ECJ to see if controversial agreement is compatible with European treaties
Google lost the battle, but it might win the war
Will the UK Pirate Party also be forced to stop helping file-sharers avoid the block on the Pirate Bay?
TalkTalk is disappointed Anonymous initiated a DDoS on its site, after its strong opposition to draconian anti-piracy measures
Controversial agreement is unlikely to pass the vote
Patents may be the best man-made invention ever - but they need perfecting, says Microsoft's Ron Zink
Ideas Matter preaches the benefits of patents to inventors, but is quiet on their use in corporate warfare
Oracle's questioning in its Google lawsuit has focused on establishing whether Google's Android project leader knew the company needed a…
German court ruling may force Google to apply filtering and pay royalties on copyright material
FBI failed to serve Megaupload with formal charges, a US judge has said
Interested parties have two weeks to agree on what is to become of the 1,100 powered-down servers that hold 25…
Oracle versus Google, the "World Series of court cases" starts today
China has contained the Internet, and Facebook and Apple are restricting it, warns Google founder Sergey Brin
Portugal is planning a tax of up to €0.5 per Gigabyte, to pay copyright owners
Changes introduced to the Civil Code will wipe out local file-sharing networks
O2 Broadband must give details of over 9,000 alleged filesharers to pornographer Ben Dover - but it doesn't mean they…
Swedish web hosting company says police asked it to reveal personal details about Pirate Bay domain owner
TVShack creator faces up to five years in prison over copyright infringement charges
A planned German copyright law would introduce a fee system for news aggregators, as well as search engines such as…
Photo sharing site implements 'do not pin' code as Pinterest reaffirms commitment to copyright protection
Google, Microsoft and Netflix lend their support to DRM for HTML5
Two European countries have frozen work on ratification, and a day of protests is planned for 11 February
BTjunkie, one of the world's most popular BitTorrent sites, has voluntarily shut down following recent anti-piracy moves
Hosting companies Cogent and Carpathia agree to preserve user files for further two weeks