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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.
Pirate Party unveils its election manifesto
File sharing isn't the only issue at stake for the newly formed party.
O2 condemns 'bullying' law firms for threatening file-sharers
ACS:Law has come under renewed attack for its 'threatening' letters to owners of computers identified as involved in illegal downloading.
Microsoft to scan for pirates every 90 days
Redmond giant Microsoft is trying to tackle the use of counterfeit versions of Windows 7 by cracking down on software hacks.
Mandelson wants more copyright power
Business Secretary Peter Mandelson is looking to create what one blogger has described as the 'office of Pirate-Finder General'.
Three strike rule to be introduced for EU filesharers
After much debate in the European Union, member states have agreed to bring in a three strike rule to cut off internet access, as long as a fair...
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.
Government considers cutting off file sharers
New government plans will give the government the power to cut off the internet connections of the worst file sharers - and may charge pirates for...
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.
Government urged to disconnect pirate file sharers
Organisations want to cut off users for repeatedly downloading illegal content, but ISPs don’t agree that this is the right thing to do.
Microsoft cracks down on e-auctions
The software giant is taking steps to protect customers and partners from counterfeit software risks by taking action against counterfeit software...
Microsoft declares war against pirates, angers China
As Microsoft announces a worldwide battle against software piracy, it stands accused of being the ‘biggest hacker in China’.
Illegal file sharing down as streaming services take over
The nature of piracy could be changing as users look to stream music rather than download files.
A question of piracy
Can software piracy help boost sales, or should vendors give up the battle and set their products free?
Mandelson meeting sparks file sharing debate
Did a meeting between business secretary Peter Mandelson and a top record company executive spark an anti-piracy push?
Symantec awarded £700,000 in piracy case
Selling counterfeit copies of pcAnywhere leads to a record damages award in favour of the security and backup software firm.
CPS drops piracy case against 'scapegoat' teen
Middlesbrough Crown Court has dropped a case against a teenager for file sharing.
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.
Virgin Media to cut off persistent pirates
Virgin Media will suspend the internet connections of the most persistent illegal file sharers.
Pirate Bay political support grows after court verdict
The battle over internet copyright is not over by a long shot, as the Pirate Bay receives increasing levels of support.
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