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How the Data Protection Act's death will punish the UKIn-depth If the UK hands over data protection duties to the EU, it will scare off future foreign investment, says Tom Brewster.
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Nominet to review domain suspension policyNews Internet registry goes back to drawing board after ISPs reject cyber defence plans.
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Week in review: Jobs went nuclear on Android, Microsoft +News Even though he's gone, Steve Jobs continues to make the headlines. Meanwhile, the rest of the world goes slightly mad.
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Samsung lawsuit targets iPhone 4S with banNews The legal war between Apple and Samsung escalates, as the Korean company tries to get the freshly announced iPhone 4S banned.
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Week in review: HP CEO merry-go-round, NHS wastes billions,News Cock ups a plenty this week as major corporations and state-funded bodies alike waste time and money.
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SAP's TomorrowNow pleads guilty in Oracle caseNews TomorrowNow is fined $20 million as expected, but Oracle may be left thinking about what could have been.
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Apple: Motorola has no legal standing in two casesNews Motorola lost its ability to fight two patent cases in the US thanks to the Google acquisition announcement, Apple lawyers claim.
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Apple faces wrath of 27,000 South KoreansNews Steve Jobs and Co may have to pay out over £15 million if 27,000 upset South Koreans get their way.
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Apple sued over iCloudNews An Arizona company claims Apple's iCloud has already significantly harmed its business, just a week after the product's launch.
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PayPal sues Google over ‘trade secrets’News As Google launches its NFC mobile payments service, PayPal claims it was its idea.
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ICO offers businesses cookie law guidanceNews The ICO produces nine pages of guidance for UK businesses on the new cookie laws coming into force this month.
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Week in review: Android schmandroid, BP just can't doNews Companies do the silliest things, whether it's losing sensitive data or pushing the definition of 'open'.
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