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US files Kim Dotcom extradition papers
By Tom Brewster published
News The US wants Kim Dotcom and three of his Megaupload associates to face charges on American turf.
UK court throws out Google libel case
By Tom Brewster published
News The High Court says Google cannot be held accountable for comments posted on its blogging service.
ACTA legality set for EU court scrutiny
By Kellan Howell published
News The European Court of Justice is being asked to look into the legality of the controversial parts of ACTA.
Microsoft files Motorola competition complaint in EU
By Tom Brewster published
News Motorola is coming under fire for allegedly asserting FRAND patents in litigation against competitors.
Pirate Bay UK future in doubt after High Court decision
By Tom Brewster published
News A judge says the Pirate Bay infringes copyrights of major record labels.
ACTA: the basics, the controversies, and the future
By Simon Brew published
In-depth At the end of January, 22 countries signed up to ACTA. But what is it, and how will it be affecting you? Simon Brew has been finding out.
Intel splashes $120 million on RealNetworks patents
By Tom Brewster published
News Intel gets patents and software in a $120 million deal with the RealPlayer owner.
Wikipedia plans blackout despite Sopa shelving
By Tom Brewster published
News Sopa has been shelved, yet Wikipedia will still carry out its blackout tomorrow.
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