Microsoft becomes the latest tech vendor to aid law officials in their fight against child abuse
The ICO sounds alarm over the handling of personal data by the legal profession
Apple and Samsung declare a partial truce over their continued patent battles as they ready themselves for one final US…
HP steps up war of words, promises to sue former Autonomy CFO and says Mike Lynch conducted “fraud”
Microsoft sues Samsung after Korean manufacturer allegedly stops paying Android royalties
An American judge sets a legal precedent by ordering Microsoft to surrender emails stored in an Irish data centre
The company says it will have to balance individual and public interest when taking down personal search results
Wikileaks founder to remain inside embassy after failure of legal attempt to overturn Swedish arrest warrant
The watchdog says it can't release the details of the data breach because it is linked to " an ongoing…
As the controversial bill is fast-tracked through the parliament, privacy campaigners warn it extends UK surveillance powers worldwide
BT says it will seek to recover money it is owed for connecting users to non-geographic numbers as lengthy court…
Some of the world’s largest patent holders say they have invented ‘arms control for the patent world’
Want to pay for government services? Make sure you’re using GOV.UK, warns National Trading Standards Board
From 2016, if you don’t have servers in Russia, you won’t be able to do business in Russia
Seven communications providers say the British intelligence agency is damaging their business
HP is to settle shareholder claims against it over the Autonomy acquisition, with shareholders' attorneys to help pursue ex-Autonomy staff
Intellectual property lawyer Karl Barnfather says tougher software patents will benefit businesses based in the UK
Philips, Samsung and Infineon may reportedly be fined by the European Commission within the next few weeks for alleged chip…
CEO of Tesla Motors says the company will not sue anyone for using its proprietary technologies
A European Court of Justice decision has affirmed that the temporary copies of content made by web browsers do not…
The hacker who targeted hundreds of celebrities has been convicted
The FCC's commenting system experienced problems after a British comedian on HBO called upon Internet 'trolls' to enter the net…
UK officers make 17 arrests in the first operation of its kind
According to Privacy International, GCHQ’s intrusive malware operations violate articles 8 and 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights
Oracle has argued its record-breaking damages award against SAP should be reinstated, or a retrial ordered
It looks like users from the EU will be able to edit results which come up when someone searches for…
A US federal court has ruled that Oracle's Java programming interfaces can be protected by copyright, in a blow to…
The US company is forcing ISPs to participate in the copyright crusade, but will this approach work in Europe?
A US jury has awarded Apple less than 10 percent of what it had sought in the latest result of…
Police, legal professionals and defendants will get access to new digital tools and services by 2016