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There's more to IP than taming pirates
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Content and software piracy attracts the most publicity, but a new campaign aims to bolster intellectual property's role in the European economy.
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Jury starts deliberating copyright claims in Google/Oracle
News High-profile case will then move onto patent infringement claims.
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Does the government want to snoop on your data?
In-depth Does the government really want you to tell them everything? And what are its new communications-watching plans all about? Simon Brew finds out more…
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BT and TalkTalk DEA appeals denied
News The ISPs go back to the drawing board after their appeals against parts of the DEA are rejected.
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US files Kim Dotcom extradition papers
News The US wants Kim Dotcom and three of his Megaupload associates to face charges on American turf.
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UK court throws out Google libel case
News The High Court says Google cannot be held accountable for comments posted on its blogging service.
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ACTA legality set for EU court scrutiny
News The European Court of Justice is being asked to look into the legality of the controversial parts of ACTA.
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Microsoft files Motorola competition complaint in EU
News Motorola is coming under fire for allegedly asserting FRAND patents in litigation against competitors.
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Pirate Bay UK future in doubt after High Court decision
News A judge says the Pirate Bay infringes copyrights of major record labels.
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ACTA: the basics, the controversies, and the future
In-depth At the end of January, 22 countries signed up to ACTA. But what is it, and how will it be affecting you? Simon Brew has been finding out.
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Intel splashes $120 million on RealNetworks patents
News Intel gets patents and software in a $120 million deal with the RealPlayer owner.
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Wikipedia plans blackout despite Sopa shelving
News Sopa has been shelved, yet Wikipedia will still carry out its blackout tomorrow.
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