Ofcom will start sending letters to alleged file sharers in 2013 under the Digital Economy Act
Internet service providers BT and TalkTalk will be given a final chance to get the Digital Economy Act repealed
Sea dogs climb aboard German ship of state on Talk Like a Pirate Day, calling for Internet freedom
Pirate Bay founders hope to avoid fresh accusations of copyright breaches with their new venture, Bayfiles
BT has been ordered to stop its customers from accessing file-sharing website Newzbin2
A 'digital Cold War' has been declared between British and Russian anti-piracy companies
A student at Sheffield Hallam could be extradited to the US for linking to copyrighted content on his website
The enterprise social media tool gets file-sharing capabilities and a 'Favorites' facelift
58-year old nurse Anne Muir has escaped a jail term, after being convicted of illegal file-sharing
58-year-old Anne Muir has become the first person in Scotland to be convicted of illegally sharing music
The bad news continues for ACS:Law after the ICO issued it with a £1,000 fine for lax IT security
ACS:Law may be forced to pay defendants' legal costs due to its 'chaotic and lamentable' actions
Whether or not Google is doing enough to combat piracy, the firm will pay because everyone wants their pound of…
BT has confirmed plans to launch a not-for-profit music download service for its customers
BT and TalkTalk have begun to frame their arguments in a court bid to overturn the Digital Economy Act
If the High Court grants a judicial review, the controversial act could be delayed until next year, amid further criticism
All cases against file-sharers bought by ACS:Law have been dismissed - but will Andrew Crossley be fined?
The government has formed a working group to find a way to block illegal file-sharing sites
The Patents County Court won't let ACS:Law wriggle out of the controversy it has created
Although ACS:Law and MediaCAT have closed down, the men behind them could still be liable for legal costs
Is it even possible to block illegal download sites, Ofcom is asked, as anti-DEA pressure mounts
Andrew Crossley has told a court that his law firm, ACS:Law, has dropped its pursuit of file-sharers due to threats
The European Commission believes that its own laws to combat online piracy are not tough enough
Trying to drop file sharing cases, ACS:Law has got itself in a worse tangle
One of the defendants in the Pirate Bay trial says he will take his appeal bid to the Supreme Court…
The Hollywood film studios'association has demanded that BT blocks access to Usenet indexing site Newzbin2
The business version of Pogoplug eases file sharing for photo, video and document transfer
The RIAA is celebrating the closure of Limewire, the word’s biggest music and film file-sharing service
An Irish high court judge has ruled that the disconnection of illegal file sharers may breach EU law
The controversial international copyright agreement has made it through another round of negotiations