Samsung allegedly used secret Apple licensing terms in negotiations with Nokia
Entrepreneur strikes back against New Zealand government
The European Commission will decide within weeks whether to accept Google's latest antitrust settlement terms
A judge granted the US government oversight of Apple's content-distribution deals, also placing restrictions on Apple's agreements with publishers
Risk consultant Peter Humphrey has admitted using “illegal means” to obtain information
ITC says Samsung devices infringe two Apple patents, but says they do not copy Apple's design
Securities and Exchange Commission gets a green light to investigate Bitcoin companies
Deniss Calovskis claims he is innocent, will appeal the decision with European Court of Human Rights
Evidence suggests hackers employed by the FBI managed to track some Tor users
Popular websites stop their services for a day to highlight the possible effects of a new anti-piracy law
French spies are storing hoards of citizens' communications data and they might be breaking the law
US politicians demand more information on YouTube advertising placed around videos that promote "dangerous or illegal activities"
Microsoft has said it will appeal a UK court decision that could force it to rebrand its SkyDrive cloud storage…
Courtrooms will become 'fully digital' by 2016 as the government seeks to end 'outdated' reliance on paper
The non-profit organisation demands information about FBI’s Next Generation Identification biometrics database
Sources say Samsung would rather settle and play fair than risk paying several billion in fines
“Because I talked to Julian Assange, all information held by Google relating to my user account with them can be…
Gottfrid Svartholm Warg is accused of yet another cybercrime, this time in Denmark
Facebook’s latest advert features music that sounds suspiciously similar to Eminem’s ‘Under the Influence’
Reports say Google has been accused of foul play in the US advertising market
Bitter rivals become friends an hour before the trial
US department of Homeland Security says Tokyo-based MtGox broke US laws
Mt Gox was due to transfer ownership of US and Canada assets in March. Well, it didn’t.
The software giant will have to pay around $1.8 million in licensing fees, instead of over $4 billion
Swedish authorities intend to keep Gottfrid Svartholm Warg in prison
UK-based company claims Google used underhanded tactics to dominate the online map market
Alan Schoenbaum, leader of the legal team at Rackspace, explains what makes software patent trolls ‘tick’
Unified Patents, backed by Google and NetApp, aims to help organisations pool their resources to dissuade attacks by patent litigators
Rakspace wants trolls at IP Nav to get a taste of their own medicine
US court filing reveals impact Swartz’s suicide had on prosecution