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Film industry launching pirate site attacks?
News Film houses have reportedly approached a software firm offering to carry out a DoS attack on sites hosting pirated movies.
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Android app flaw allows 'easy piracy'
News It is easy to create pirate Android apps that can get around Google’s License Verification Library, it has been claimed.
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The Pirate Bay: the state of play
In-depth It’s been over a year since a Swedish court ruled against four people behind The Pirate Bay website. So what’s been happening, and why is the site still live and kicking? Simon Brew finds out more.
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UK consumers back file-sharing clampdown
News As authorities in the US make their biggest move yet against file-sharing sites, the UK public shows growing support for ISP crackdowns.
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Today in tech: Google satnav confused, Ireland takes on
News Pressed for time but need to keep on top of tech news? Look no further than this daily roundup.
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Piracy no problem for a third of Brits
News A new Microsoft survey has found that one in three of us thinks using pirated software is acceptable, even though we know little about the risks involved.
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Week in Review: iPad launch and more piracy
News This week in IT, the hype machine returned for another go at the iPad, while piracy stayed in the news.
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CPS drops piracy case against 'scapegoat' teen
News Middlesbrough Crown Court has dropped a case against a teenager for file sharing.
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Hollywood wins piracy case against Newzbin
News But the Usenet site thinks it's all a waste of time, as the pirated content is all still online.
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Pirate Party unveils its election manifesto
News File sharing isn't the only issue at stake for the newly formed party.
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Today in tech: Piracy costs jobs, Samsung Jet Ultra lands
News Pressed for time but need to keep on top of tech news? Look no further than this daily roundup.
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O2 condemns 'bullying' law firms for threatening
News ACS:Law has come under renewed attack for its 'threatening' letters to owners of computers identified as involved in illegal downloading.
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