Mega mogul presents a challenge to hackers everywhere
The new file hosting service is live, but will it become a pirate haven?
The new cloud hosting service launches on Sunday
Members of the House might have downloaded Captain America, episodes of Glee
Lawyer claims prosecutors said Swartz would have been safer in jail
Men who stole Jackson music avoid jail time
Was MIT to blame for the death of activist Aaron Swartz?
Xiang Li sold software that retails for thousands of dollars for as little as $20
BIS tells TechWeek Vince Cable's reforms should be law by end of 2013 at the latest
British Phonographic Industry beats the Pirate Party UK into submission
Instagram promised not to sell user photos after a policy change gave it “perpetual” rights to uploaded images
The political organisation has chosen to fight to keep the Pirate Bay proxy online
Next, they can expect a letter from Ben Dover Productions
A website which hosts non-copyrighted media has been blocked by BT and Virgin Media
Google has launched a campaign as Germany, Italy and France examine possible content publishing fees
Megaupload is reborn as Mega, will use encryption and won’t be responsible for hosted files
Fenopy, H33t and Kickass Torrents could be gone before Christmas
Automated software thought number 45 was owned by the Windows developer
Oracle wants a slice of the Android pie, while Google wants to clear its name
Up to two years in confinement for “knowingly” downloading a single copyrighted file
GERMANY: Google's Ralf Bremer is up in arms about charges for linking to stories
Gottfrid Svatholm could be sent back to Sweden to serve jail time
FACT and MPAA celebrate victory over Anton Vickerman
Google has upgraded its search algorithms to downgrade websites that constantly breach copyright laws
Anonymous swears revenge, DDoS’es three government websites
Kim Dotcom is going to have to wait until next year for his extradition hearing
Jimmy Wales cranks up his campaign to keep Richard O'Dwyer in the UK
ACTA finally dies after most MEPs reject it in a European Parliament vote
Google says advertisers and payment platforms help pirates do business
New Zealand police had no right to seize everything in sight, a judge rules
