Arizona-based Meta PCs filed a trademark for its name in August, placing it potentially on collision course with Meta/Facebook
Intellectual property dispute with German firm results in HTC stop offering its phones for sale in the UK
South Korean giant says it respects intellectual property and is disappointed at certain media reports
Two Cambridge firms sign deal to protect precious intellectual property and guard against cyber threats
New IP routers promises petabit-class performance to deliver required bandwidth for Internet of tomorrow
Apple agrees to pay Nokia for its intellectual property and the two firms will work together on digital health
Trump won't like that. Finnish networking giant acquires US firm for its networking insights
Study also predicts smartphone traffic will overtake PC traffic by 2020, as 52 percent of the globe gets online
Business ideas that require use of social media require extra legal attention, IP law expert warns
ARM continues to cherry pick technologies after acquiring an Irish IP integration tools provider
F5 Networks released updated versions of its Big-IP software platform and hardware portfolio
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales will help get government-backed research freely available online
Swedish Supreme Court denies Pirate Bay defendants an appeal, finalising the fines and jail terms sentenced in 2010
Hosting companies Cogent and Carpathia agree to preserve user files for further two weeks
Legitimate files on the Megaupload site may be deleted this week, say US federal prosecutors
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom's fight against extradition to the US takes a blow after judge denies him bail
Another Android device maker agrees to buy a licence from Microsoft rather than meet the company in court
The Lib Dems have pledged to repeal some of the more controversial parts of the Digital Economy Act
SAP's big break of a $1.28bn reduction in its fine for intellectual property infringement has Oracle bristling
Openwave has joined battle with Apple and RIM over IP infringements while WiLan sues the world again
Britain's IP framework is unsuitable for the digital age and must be updated, according to a new report
Whether or not Google is doing enough to combat piracy, the firm will pay because everyone wants their pound of…
Networking giant Cisco is looking to the midmarket sector with two new unified communication platforms
The European Commission believes that its own laws to combat online piracy are not tough enough
Linux version OpenSUSE could move to its own foundation, in Attachmate's acquisition of Novell
Voice over IP and IP PBXs are being increasingly adopted by small to medium businesses, a report claims
The government has launched a six-month review of the IP laws, following a promise given by David Cameron yesterday
Cutting hardware and saving energy pale beside the simple savings in admin time, say IT managers
A ruling by the Swiss Federal Court adds to the debate over whether IP addresses should count as personal data