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US shuts Megaupload.com, Anonymous responds
Megaupload.com is shut down, so Anonymous retaliates in a typical fashion.
Week in Review: Google Chrome OS
Google unveils its Chrome OS as Microsoft releases betas of everything, while Peter Mandelson picks fights with pirates.
Sheffield student faces extradition over 'piracy'
A judge rules Richard O'Dwyer can be extradited to the US where he is alleged to have breached copyright law.
EU says legislation not needed to battle piracy
Countries should focus on greater enforcement and work together to protect intellectual property.
Google and Mozilla join anti-Sopa/Pipa protest
More heavyweights show their opposition to Sopa and Pipa, as two internet giants join the pack.
Industry leaders slam website blocking plans
Google, BT, Virgin, Orange and Stephen Fry join forces to speak out against a last minute amendment to the Digital Economy Bill.
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...
Android app flaw allows 'easy piracy'
It is easy to create pirate Android apps that can get around Google’s License Verification Library, it has been claimed.
Murdoch claims Google is 'piracy leader'
Rupert Murdoch accuses Google of being a 'piracy leader' as it streams movies for free and sells adverts around them.
New US anti-piracy bill becomes law
US president George Bush signs off on the new legislation that will increase the penalties for audio and video content piracy.
Today in tech: Piracy costs jobs, Samsung Jet Ultra lands at O2
Pressed for time but need to keep on top of tech news? Look no further than this daily roundup.
Week in Review: iPad launch and more piracy
This week in IT, the hype machine returned for another go at the iPad, while piracy stayed in the news.
The Pirate Bay: the state of play
It’s been over a year since a Swedish court ruled against four people behind The Pirate Bay website. So what’s been happening, and why is the...
UK consumers back file-sharing clampdown
As authorities in the US make their biggest move yet against file-sharing sites, the UK public shows growing support for ISP crackdowns.
Today in tech: Google satnav confused, Ireland takes on pirates
Pressed for time but need to keep on top of tech news? Look no further than this daily roundup.
ISPs and campaigners slam file sharing law
TalkTalk has said it will 'strongly resist' the proposal to suspend file sharers broadband - and they're not the only ones angry.
Pirated software costs firms £16 million
Pirated software is not as cheap as it may appears, the Business Software Alliance has warned.
Software police clamp down on UK firms
The global anti-software piracy body has announced the results legal action against UK companies found to be using illegal software.
Telco bosses rail against anti-piracy proposals
Will innocent broadband users be hit by ‘kangaroo courts’?
BSA doubles piracy reward ahead of Christmas
The Business Software Alliance is offering £20,000 to encourage broke employees to turn their bosses in for software piracy.
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