Law

News Anti-piracy body nabs unlicensed Yorkshire firm.

By Cassie Daum Published 25 June 12

News Data breach victim dismisses suit as "lawyer-driven" and "without merit".

By Caroline Donnelly Published 20 June 12

News Social networking giant to make charitable donation after members complained their images were being used in site adverts.

By Rene Millman Published 19 June 12

News Mac maker's legal team threatens to put the kibosh on US sales of the latest addition to the Samsung smartphone family.

By ITPro Published 8 June 12

In-depth As a further delay hits part of the implementation of the Digital Economy Act, is this just a small hiccup, or is the Act being rendered toothless already? Simon Brew takes a look.

By Simon Brew Published 4 May 12

News US House of Representatives green lights bill that promotes sharing of information between private companies and government agencies.

By ITPro Published 27 April 12

News Opposition party proposes tax on storage devices to protect copyright owners.

By Jennifer Scott Published 13 April 12

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.

By Simon Brew Published 6 February 12

In-depth If the UK hands over data protection duties to the EU, it will scare off future foreign investment, says Tom Brewster.

By Tom Brewster Published 7 December 11

News Internet registry goes back to drawing board after ISPs reject cyber defence plans.

By Miya Knights Published 28 November 11