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Telco bosses rail against anti-piracy proposals
News Will innocent broadband users be hit by ‘kangaroo courts’?
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ISPs and campaigners slam file sharing law
News TalkTalk has said it will 'strongly resist' the proposal to suspend file sharers broadband - and they're not the only ones angry.
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Government considers cutting off file sharers
News New government plans will give the government the power to cut off the internet connections of the worst file sharers - and may charge pirates for any costs.
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Mandelson meeting sparks file sharing debate
News Did a meeting between business secretary Peter Mandelson and a top record company executive spark an anti-piracy push?
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Pirate Party sets sail in the UK
News The Pirate Party is now an official political party in the UK, and plans to stand in the next election.
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Illegal file sharing down as streaming services take over
News The nature of piracy could be changing as users look to stream music rather than download files.
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Web piracy rife despite big-money fines
News Eight per cent of consumers put their hands up to downloading video content illegally.
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Virgin Media to cut off persistent pirates
News Virgin Media will suspend the internet connections of the most persistent illegal file sharers.
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War declared on London software pirates
News London businesses are using illegal software worth around £149 million each year, according to IDC.
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Government urged to disconnect pirate file sharers
News Organisations want to cut off users for repeatedly downloading illegal content, but ISPs don’t agree that this is the right thing to do.
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Your views: Pirate Bay and copyright
News IT PRO readers write in with their views on Pirate Bay and piracy.
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Pirate Bay political support grows after court verdict
News The battle over internet copyright is not over by a long shot, as the Pirate Bay receives increasing levels of support.
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