Ofcom's ex-IT services chief has been jailed for defrauding the organisation out of more than £500,000
Twitter users could face prosecution for breaking privacy injunctions, Attorney General Dominic Grieve has warned
A tweet by Lord Sugar back in January was thought to be unfairly influencing jurors in an MP's expenses case
The German branch of the Pirate Party, which campaigns for civil rights on the Internet, has been raided
British injunction system under stress as footballer is named in a Scottish paper and thousands of tweets
Lone tweeter challenges the role of online media in privacy law by revealing puported celebrity injunctions
BT and TalkTalk have failed in their bid to have the Digital Economy Act's copyright measures ruled illegal
Developer Paul Ceglia says emails prove 50 percent of Facebook is his
The Winklevoss twins may be out of legal options after years of litigation against Facebook
Google, needing patents to fend off intellectual property litigation, has bid £560 million for Nortel's portfolio
Google's hiring of Java creator James Gosling in the midst of a legal brawl with Oracle over Java patent infringement…
Google's dream of scanning every book in the world suffered a setback in the US courts
A British hacker who pilfered billions of Zynga’s virtual poker chips faces years behind bars
The top-level domain .xxx has been approved by ICANN and is set to go live in June or July
The cost of finding thousands of phones smuggled into British prisons is taxing prison officers
All cases against file-sharers bought by ACS:Law have been dismissed - but will Andrew Crossley be fined?
WikiLeaks' Julian Assange has seven days to appeal, after a judge ruled he should be extradited to Sweden
The Spanish police have arrested a man accused of hacking and leaking Nintendo users' data online
Wikileaks' Julian Assange will hear on 24 Feb if he is to be extradited to Sweden, while US authorities hit…
As WikiLeaks' Julian Assange faces possible extradition, his supporters attacked an FBI informer online
Although ACS:Law and MediaCAT have closed down, the men behind them could still be liable for legal costs
The FBI has taken action over Anonymous DDoS attacks that supported WikiLeaks
Trying to drop file sharing cases, ACS:Law has got itself in a worse tangle
Microsoft, Apple, Oracle and EMC's consortium, CPTN Holdings, is apparently still intent on acquiring 882 Novell patents
The US ambassador has been called to explain why an Icelandic MP is under investigation over WikiLeaks
One of the defendants in the Pirate Bay trial says he will take his appeal bid to the Supreme Court…
If patent holders start picking on members of the open source community, innovation will suffer, warns Eric Doyle
In an all-out patent row, Nokia has issued 13 complaints against Apple in Europe
The Hollywood film studios'association has demanded that BT blocks access to Usenet indexing site Newzbin2
A legal defence fund for WikiLeaks' Julian Assange has been set up, backed by journalist John Pilger