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Offensive tweeters may be spared from prosecution
News But users could still be prosecuted for retweeting some messages, the director of public prosecutions has warned.
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John McAfee claims to have left Belize
News Anti-virus software pioneer claims to have given Belize police the slip and vows not to give himself up.
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Apple and HTC settle global patent dispute
News Smartphone giants sign 10-year licensing deal.
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Industry watchers mull over impact of EU cloud strategy
News Legal and technical standpoints at odds over European Commission recommendations.
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Samsung set to sue Apple as iPhone 5 launches
News HTC also reveals its patent beef with Cupertino electronics giant.
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Oracle to continue HP Itanium server support
News Software giant loses bid to end support for hardware partner's server range.
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Time for industry to end the IP wars?
In-depth Inside the Enterprise: Sometimes, IT companies seem to spend more time in court than developing new products. Maybe the SAP-Oracle settlement shows it is time to move on.
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Campaign group calls for clampdown on surveillance tech
News Privacy International gives Government until 6 August to respond to concerns or face legal proceedings.
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LulzSec hackers plead guilty to DDoS attack charges
News Pair admit staging attacks on high-profile websites, but deny other charges.
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BSA reaches £11,000 settlement with unlicensed design firm
News Anti-piracy body nabs unlicensed Yorkshire firm.
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LinkedIn hits back at US data breach lawsuit claims
News Data breach victim dismisses suit as "lawyer-driven" and "without merit".
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Facebook gives $10m to charity following legal spat
News Social networking giant to make charitable donation after members complained their images were being used in site adverts.
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