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EU rules ISPs can't be forced to filter pirated content
News ISPs shouldn't be made to monitor their traffic in order to spot IP infringements, the EU has ruled.
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Kroes speech fuels copyright debate
News Digital agenda champion slams “straitjacket” of single model and calls on IT industry to find “transparent” tracking technologies.
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Google to face Government pressure over piracy
News Google will face pressure from the Government to remove copyright infringers from its results.
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IT Pro Start-Up Tour: A10 Networks
News A10 Networks has had some serious success in a short period of time. It might just be the networking solution your company needs too...
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Hargreaves copyright report gets strong backing
News The report suggesting changes to copyright laws gets backing from privacy groups, politicians and lawyers.
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Oracle vs. Google Java case to continue
News Oracle's claims Google infringed a number of Java copyrights will be given further scrutiny, after a summary judgment is denied.
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Judge rules ACS:Law cases to continue
News The cases will continue, as claimants are given a timeframe in which to make applications in the case or discontinue the cases properly
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ACS:Law and porn licensee client shut down
News ACS:Law and its client MediaCAT have both gone out of business, according to reports.
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Google takes four steps against pirates
News The search giant pledges to help rights holders through its search results.
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Pirate Bay founders see appeal rejected
News The Pirate Bay founders may have had their jail sentences reduced, but their fines have gone up.
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IPO announces £3 million tech fund
News IPO savings will be used to support IP-based technology projects.
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ICO to investigate ACS:Law data breach
News The ICO has said it will be looking into the ACS:Law data breach which exposed web users' information.
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