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Broadcaster wants to remind readers of stories hidden by “Right to be Forgotten” rule

Copycat retailers may be forced to change shop layouts

Apple and Google call ceasefire over tech giant courtroom battles

Government department blames uptick in requests caused by Jimmy Saville and Margaret Thatcher for delays

But users could still be prosecuted for retweeting some messages, the director of public prosecutions has warned.

Ruling brings hacker's decade-long legal ordeal to an end.

Smartphone giants' patent battle rumbles on, as questions over ruling payments emerge.

US trade panel claims Samsung has infringed on Apple patents, but a Dutch court has ruled differently.

Despite Apple's best efforts, the consumer electronics giant can start selling its flagship tablet device in the US again.

Software giant to appeal jury's verdict, as long-running legal feud with rival continues.

Pair admit staging attacks on high-profile websites, but deny other charges.

A former Huawei worker claims he lost his job because Huawei is favouring Chinese workers.

The legal war between Apple and Samsung escalates, as the Korean company tries to get the freshly announced iPhone 4S banned.

A judge rules Samsung Galaxy phones will have to stop selling via The Netherlands, but Android 3 might come to the rescue.

The High Court says BT has to block the website, as MPA claims a victory against pirates.

Google is accused of lying about security certification of Apps for Government, as Microsoft says court documents prove its rival was dishonest.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) confirms no further action will be taken against Phorm and trial system user BT.

With BT making its case in the DEA review, the firm says customer data held by anti-piracy porn licensee MediaCAT is deleted.

The cases will continue, as claimants are given a timeframe in which to make applications in the case or discontinue the cases properly

Tweeting from the court room will become usual practice, thanks to the Lord Chief Justice.

Nokia files 13 new patents against Apple, four of them in the UK.

A lawyer says a total ban on Twitter in court is not feasible.

The Pirate Bay founders may have had their jail sentences reduced, but their fines have gone up.