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Pirate Party unveils its election manifesto
File sharing isn't the only issue at stake for the newly formed party.
Innocent users accused of illegal file sharing
More than 150 people have received letters suggesting they've been file sharing when they haven't.
Need to Know: Digital Economy Bill
The bill is set to be unveiled in more detail tomorrow, but here are the basics on the file sharing plans and more.
Queen's speech introduces file sharing plans
The Queen introduced the Digital Economy Bill today, which includes the government's plans to cut of illegal file sharers.
Mandelson unveils file sharing disconnection plan
Business Secretary Peter Mandelson has said illegal file sharers will be cut off, using a similar system to that of France.
Windows 7 RC floating on the Pirate Bay
Predictably, the release candidate for Microsoft's Windows 7 is already on file sharing websites, but should you trust it?
TappIn P2P file sharing review
A P2P file sharing tool, which has an attractive £13 per year price point and comes with SSL encryption and password protection. However, the lack...
Apple European iPhone deals expected next week
Report of deals with leading mobile phone operators T-Mobile, Orange and O2 reveals significant revenue-sharing arrangements, likely to prove more...
Facebook sharing addresses and phone numbers?
Third-party Facebook app developers have been granted access to user addresses and mobile numbers.
MOD standardises estates management with new performance tool
New management and reporting tool will improve efficiency of data capture and information sharing in the measurement of the Ministry's estate...
Egnyte HybridCloud review
Egnyte HybridCloud isn't just another Dropbox-clone as David Ludlow finds out in our review of the cloud-based online storage and sharing service.
Sky signs up Google services
Sky users are to get Google Mail email accounts, a YouTube-esqe video portal, plus Google search and ad services, with Sky and Google sharing...
Health professionals call for Justice Bill exemption
Professionals from eight healthcare organisations have joined the call for medical records to be left out of proposed legislation to increase...
Data breaches have damaged public confidence
A data sharing review has called for a new approach to raise people’s view of private and public sector companies’ ability to safeguard their...
Camden encrypts all of its laptops
Camden is looking to prevent data breaches, but also wants to use a new data sharing network.
Lord Carter begins universal broadband negotiations
An ongoing row over sharing broadband spectrum has spurred the communications minister to call the mobile operators into negotiations.
MySpace promotes openness with data sharing scheme
MySpace attempts to revive slowing traffic by making its data openly available to sites such as Yahoo and eBay.
Why IT should worry about Android app data sharing
Android and iOS apps are sending out data to parties that users have no knowledge of, making IT's job of locking down business information that...
Dassault launches 3D online imaging software
The software arm of the defence firm has unveiled 3DVIA, which will allow users to create 3D objects for viewing and sharing online.
Why do Facebook users reveal so much private data?
Facebook has reached 300 million users – but why are we so open about sharing information about ourselves that we wouldn’t do with a person on...
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