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Q&A: Pamela Jones of Groklaw
Groklaw is the blog that has made a difference. Created as a personal project by Pamela Jones, better known as PJ, in 2003, its stated purpose was...
Blu-ray copy protection group criticised over hack
Failure of the AACS copy protection system to stand up to hacker scrutiny has brought widespread criticism of the platform and the commercial group...
When wireless networks can put you in the dock
Companies that sell wireless LAN products are quick to stress the benefits that their solutions deliver. What they probably won't tell you about...
Google sued over email migration tool
Start-up LimitNone is taking legal action, claiming search giant Google stole its tool for migrating email users way from Outlook.
Seagate facing multi-million bill after settling hard drive lawsuit
Hard drive maker will change its packaging and offer $7 refunds to customers following a legal challenge that it overstated hard disk sizes.
End-users given a raw deal on software licences
Major software providers accused of imposing unfair licences on computer users as well as confusing them with lengthy legal jargon.
Open-source for business
Despite the legal uncertainties affecting Linux, open-source software development and use is growing in the enterprise community, even in...
SCO hit with Novell court ruling
Court orders SCO to hand over $2.5 million to rival Novell as legal spat over Linux continues.
Facebook hires new finance boss in possible IPO move
Appointment of ex YouTube finance chief as new chief financial officer points to preparation for a stock market listing and comes as CEO faces...
Police get mobile fingerprint scanners
Agency says scheme to check identities while mobile will save police time, but civil rights groups have called for a stop to plans until legal...
Small businesses pirate hundreds of commercial fonts
Typeface vendor Monotype urges companies holding and using unlicenced commercial fonts to audit and take action, or face legal bills.
US spyware clampdown won't impress European governments
UK legal expert claims that efforts in the US to combat the growth of spyware are unlikely to influence European moves to tackle the problem.
MySpace survives day in court
US federal judge says MySpace legally protected from liability involving outside criminal acts committed by misrepresentation by other MySpace...
Law Society of Scotland get spam filter
New email security systems strengthen security at Scotland's legal body and improves email management.
Miniframe SoftXpand
It’s cheap, it’s green, but is it legal? Miniframe's unique approach to thin clients lets multiple users access a single Windows PC, but check...
Home workers view twice as much porn
Remote workers could be putting their organisations at legal risk by looking up porn or illegal websites on a company laptop. <br/>
Apple threatened with legal action over iPhone pollutants
California's Centre for Environmental Health takes action on Greenpeace iPhone report.
Week in Review: Hackers, Firefox and sparkly new phones
The top stories this week have included Mozilla's 'Download Day', Gary McKinnon's legal woes, and the latest handsets from Nokia.
SCO motion paves way for 'potential' suitor
Fighting legal fronts in lawsuit and bankruptcy court, latest court filing reveals $36-million offer for UNIX business<br/>
Microsoft gets nod to fight Eolas patent
US Patent and Trademark Office allows new legal challenge to web patent.
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