The Electronic Frontier Foundation is asking for legal loopholes to protect users who jailbreak smartphones or video game consoles
HP and Oracle have accused each other of lying about the future of Intel's Itanium chip
Cyber-adversaries are gearing up for even more advanced attacks. Fahmida Rashid Explores the security outlook for 2012
Hacker Gary McKinnon's mother wants MPs to renegotiate controversial US-UK extradition treaty
The Swiss government claims that file-sharing does not lose entertainment companies money
Websites critical of Russia's government appear to have been silenced in DDoS attacks
A US District Court has refused to grant a preliminary injunction against Samsung's smartphone and tablets
Australian court bans Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 for another week so Apple can launch high court appeal
An Apple Store employee who ranted on Facebook about his job has lost his claim of unfair dismissal
HTC's 3G smartphones could be banned from Germany just before Christmas, over a patent dispute
Microsoft has signed an NDA agreement which suggests it may be after Yahoo again
Even an anti-piracy group opposes SOPA, the proposed US anti-piracy legislation
European Commission vice president Neelie Kroes has argued that current copyright system is not working
A business model based on litigation is risky - Rambus loses more than half its stock value
Britain has had two years of legal debate about the online copyright isssue, says Peter Judge. Why has the US…
Huawei has been cleared of racial discrimination by an employment tribunal
Galaxy Tab 10.1N will bypass Apple's claims to patent infringement in several countries, Samsung hopes
A former British employee of Huawei claims he was made redundant because he wasn't Chinese
Cloud computing did not exist when data protection regulations came in. John Roberts of Redstone explains how to keep within…
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has lost his appeal against extradition to Sweden
Amazon has been sued 11 times over 30 different patents in 2011, a three-fold increase from last year
The European Union has high hopes for the Internet of Things at the Future Internet Week conference
Ofcom will start sending letters to alleged file sharers in 2013 under the Digital Economy Act
A parliamentary committee suggests websites should be required to remove anonymous libels
Forensic telecoms expert claims West Yorkshire Police stole its software and sold copyright data on
Internet service providers BT and TalkTalk will be given a final chance to get the Digital Economy Act repealed
Samsung has agreed to pay Microsoft royalties for its Android devices, as Microsoft steps up its licensing strategy
Samsung says Apple used 3G tech and didn't pay; Apple says Samsung put patented tech into the standards
Oracle is now seeking £753m in damages from Google in its Java patent infringement case against Android
Sony's new terms of service are about protecting Sony, not PlayStation Network users