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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...
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.
The saga of Scrabulous
The popular scrabble imitation is no more, the third-party web app being forced off Facebook by legal action. We chart how a simple word game...
Open source licences hold up in court
An American court has ruled that open source developers can sue if the licensing terms are broken.
Google ordered to hand over YouTube logs
The US ruling ordering Google to hand over viewer information is part of the Viacom lawsuit with YouTube.
Novell wins major ruling in SCO case
Judge favours Novell in ongoing licensing case, ruling that SCO does not own a key copyright for Unix.
France takes on P2P downloaders
Users face threat of 'three strikes' policy before losing internet access if found illegally downloading copyright protected files using...
SAP admits to "inappropriate downloads" of Oracle code
Software giant admits to some copyright infringement as it answers Oracle lawsuit allegations.
SAP asks for TomorrowNow lawsuit limits
The German software maker seeks damage limitation, claiming Oracle has made copyright lawsuit too complex in an attempt to bog down proceedings.
Copyright protected files could mask viruses
Anti-virus researcher warns that legal technicalities could prevent AV software from scanning DRM-protected malware
SCO and Novell to get day in court
Judge sets trial date for September, but recent copyright ruling could be hammer blow to SCO regardless of the outcome.
SCO files for Chapter 11
Unix copyright battle takes its toll as bankruptcy protection is sought to protect best long-term interests of the embattled software company.
SCO abandons Unix sale
Embattled vendor drops plans to sell off Unix assets under copyright dispute.
SAP jettisons TomorrowNow
The software vendor is to cease the operations of its troubled support subsidiary, after being dogged by an Oracle lawsuit alleging copyright...
Oracle amends SAP lawsuit
Oracle beefs up its legal battle with SAP by adding new allegations of copyright infringement and breach of contract.
Copying shouldn't be against the law says IPPR
The IPPR is calling for changes in the current copyright law to decriminalise millions of users' behaviour
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