results for 'copyright'
EU rules ISPs can't be forced to filter pirated content
ISPs shouldn't be made to monitor their traffic in order to spot IP infringements, the EU has ruled.
Copyright on the tracks
The origins of the free software movement can be traced back to to the hackers of MIT's Tech Model Railroad Club, but more recently model railways...
US names and shames worst IP protectors
Canada joins 10 others in Special 301 worst-of-the-worst category.
Litigating against innovation: Legal attacks on Linux
Patents and how they're controlled are damaging the way technology is developed - and the Linux case is a key example of this.
Copyright overtaken by technology
Public IP networks and digital technologies that enable the copying and transmission of digitised works of music are a very real threat to the...
Hargreaves copyright report gets strong backing
The report suggesting changes to copyright laws gets backing from privacy groups, politicians and lawyers.
Oracle vs. Google Java case to continue
Oracle's claims Google infringed a number of Java copyrights will be given further scrutiny, after a summary judgment is denied.
Judge rules ACS:Law cases to continue
The cases will continue, as claimants are given a timeframe in which to make applications in the case or discontinue the cases properly
Kroes speech fuels copyright debate
Digital agenda champion slams “straitjacket” of single model and calls on IT industry to find “transparent” tracking technologies.<br>
ACS:Law and porn licensee client shut down
ACS:Law and its client MediaCAT have both gone out of business, according to reports.
Google takes four steps against pirates
The search giant pledges to help rights holders through its search results.
Pirate Bay founders see appeal rejected
The Pirate Bay founders may have had their jail sentences reduced, but their fines have gone up.
Photographers complain about Google books deal
Google is to face another lawsuit. This time from photographers and artists for digitising images without consent.
Hollywood wins piracy case against Newzbin
But the Usenet site thinks it's all a waste of time, as the pirated content is all still online.
Lords drop Clause 17, add power to ban sites
The House of Lords has dropped a controversial bit of the Digital Economy Bill, but added the ability to block websites with illegal content in its...
Need to Know: Google Book Search
Google has raised a lot of ire with its digital book plans, but what’s all the fuss about?
EC debates Google books deal
European regulators are considering an offer by Google to bring publishers into an American book deal.
Pirate Party sets sail in the UK
The Pirate Party is now an official political party in the UK, and plans to stand in the next election.
New digital rights agency to be industry led?
Digital Britain's Lord Carter and IP minister David Lammy have suggested digital rights should be put in the hands of industry.
Microsoft kicks off patent battle against TomTom
Software giant Microsoft is suing TomTom for alleged patent infringement.
advertisement
Most popular
- Ubuntu vs. Windows 7 on the business desktop
- York researchers heat storage to speed up data
- BlackBerry Bold 9790 review
- OneNote hits Google?s Android
- O2 trials Olympic-scale remote working
- Will someone rid me of these troublesome Macs?
- Lenovo beats expectations again
- Who to trust after the VeriSign hack?
- Google to promise fairness after Motorola buy
- Report: Google cloud storage coming soon
