intellectual property

IT Pro takes you on a run down of some of the major NSA projects that may have passed you by over the last 12 months

Europol, City of London Police and US law enforcers lead charge against websites selling counterfeit goods.

Peter Sunde will need to serve his outstanding sentence for copyright violations

Search giant will have to tweak practices in wake of landmark ruling

Rightscorp wants to bring its scare tactics into battle with UK pirates

Financial help to unlock data held by public organisations

Second patent deal announced by Google in ten days.

It’s more important than ever to protect your IP, warns Clare Hopping.

MPs decry search giant’s efforts as ‘derisorily ineffective’.

Apple, Google, Lenovo, Microsoft and Samsung all touted as suitors for patents valued at around $3bn.

Cyber Incident Response Scheme aims to boost infrastructure defences.

Kim Dotcom to take his fight to the Supreme Court.

H33T, Fenopy and Kickass Torrents get blocked

ISPs become "judge, jury and executioner", according to rights group.

Half of employees took confidential corporate data with them into new jobs in the last 12 months, research by security firm Symantec has shown.

Inside the Enterprise: Sometimes, IT companies seem to spend more time in court than developing new products. Maybe the SAP-Oracle settlement shows it…

Analyst speculation suggests e-commerce giant is on the hunt for patents to bolster its mobile device strategy.

New body will oversee development of new businesses using government’s public datasets.

As a further delay hits part of the implementation of the Digital Economy Act, is this just a small hiccup, or is the Act being rendered toothless alr…

Inside the Enterprise: Content and software piracy attracts the most publicity, but a new campaign aims to bolster intellectual property's role in the…

High-profile case will then move onto patent infringement claims.

Does the government really want you to tell them everything? And what are its new communications-watching plans all about? Simon Brew finds out more… …

The ISPs go back to the drawing board after their appeals against parts of the DEA are rejected.

The US wants Kim Dotcom and three of his Megaupload associates to face charges on American turf.