The Redmond company is under fire for the way it drove Windows 10 upgrades
Peter Lewis faces three and a half years in prison for accepting corrupt payments
Politicians want the Government to make it illegal for touts to use computer software to harvest tickets as soon as…
Legal experts expect disputes related to privacy or data breaches to become much more common in the next five years
Did 2.6 TB worth of data come from the breach of Mossak Fonseca’s email server in 2015?
Apple hearing suspended after government files motion claiming a third party method of getting into the San Bernardino's iPhone has…
Microsoft says tech companies must play their part in national security, but also have to protect customers
Russell Pierpoint, MD, Evolved Media Solutions, explains how brands can avoid a litigious nightmare in the digital age
Business ideas that require use of social media require extra legal attention, IP law expert warns
Leading tech firms will be forced to report major cyber attacks under new European cybersecurity laws
Office for National Statistics’ move to incorporate cyber crime into official crime statistics long overdue, says certification body APMG
Nigel Wilson’s fine and banning order marks the first conviction relating to flying a drone in Britain
Professor Hamid Jahankhani, head of doctoral Studies at GSM London, gets all CSI in the cloud environment
Alex Yucel jailed for almost five years after stealing computer users' personal data in 100-plus countries
Communications metadata can now be accessed by Australian government without need of a search warrant
The FBI proposes "rules of engagement" change to allow it to hack into any computer in the world
Stories were removed by Google under the EU's controversial 'Right to be Forgotten' law
Lawyers Emma Cartwright and Douglas Badder give a thumbs-up to the Government's support for startups
The FBI has reportedly expanded its use of hacking techniques, including the use of eavesdropping tools on smartphones and laptops,…
Across the channel the government is mulling a new tax on smartphones and tablets to protect French culture
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The US' Department of Justice is set to revise accessibility guidelines that could broaden the degree to which they apply…
Google's competitors, including Foundem, Streetmap and TripAdvisor, have sent an open letter to the European Commission demanding it press formal…
The legal side of tech is no mystery to Duncan James of UK law firm Clarion
BIS tells TechWeek Vince Cable's reforms should be law by end of 2013 at the latest
Windows developer gets a €39 million discount, has to pay “just” €860 million
A US federal judge rules that tracking accusations should be investigated
US court tells Kyle Goodwin he can get his videos, but the state will not pay for retrieving them
The government says victims of cyber-bullying can demand the IP addresses of their tormentors
Massive fines are threatening Belgium, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal and Slovenia