The UK's Intellectual Property Office is currently offline, after being hit by the Operation Payback campaign
An Irish high court judge has ruled that the disconnection of illegal file sharers may breach EU law
Ministry of Sound and its lawyer have disappeared from the net as anti-piracy action faces an increased backlash
UK telecoms giant BT is now caught in the fallout from the data breach at a "copyright bully" law firm…
ACS:Law, known for its email campaigns against file-sharers, has inadvertently published an archive of personal data
Home broadband could cost more - as ISPs pass on the cost of the Digital Economy Act
The Open Rights Group claims Ofcom's draft code for the Digital Economy Act is unlawful, and calls for a new…
Service providers will split up to make smaller 'pirate' ISPs, in response to Ofcom's draconian file-sharing proposals, says the Pirate…
The FSF is calling on opponents of the law to use the government's online feedback service to call for it…
The companies want the coalition to overturn the rules but the new government is sticking by the controversial act
Piratbyran, creator of notorious BitTorrent tracker The Pirate Bay, is throwing in the towel following the death of one of…
Ofcom has drafted a proposal for tackling illegal file-sharing and copyright infringement, in accordance with the Digital Economy Act
Ofcom plans to exempt small ISPs from the Digital Economy Act's anti file-sharing measures
After a German court recently introduced fines for users with unsecured Wi-Fi networks, there are fears that UK users could…
The new government has scrapped the ID card scheme, but more action is called for in rolling back elements of…
Despite only winning 0.34 percent of the vote, the UK Pirate Party believes it could benefit from a hung parliament…
Amongst other objections to the Digital Economy Act, let's not forget the negative effect it is likely to have on…
ACTA won't allow devices to be searched or push the concept of a three strikes rule for file-sharers, according to…
Content providers and governments are failing to offer European consumers legal channels to download music while punishing them for illegal…
Ofcom has begun working on the draft code of practice for ISPs having to deal with copyright infringement under the…
The music industry welcomed it, the ISPs panned it. The Digital Economy Bill got Royal Assent and is now law
Photographers celebrate dropping of orphan works clause but sites such as Wikileaks under threat from clause 8
Pirated software is becoming institutionalised, according to Microsoft, despite obvious security risks to the enterprise
A handful of MPs debated the controversial Digital Economy Bill, which the government intends to force through before the end…
Opponents of the Digital Economy Bill claim the legislation is being rushed through parliament ahead of the election
Business secretary may be turning his talent for spin to the turntables
The government plans to reverse the changes made by the House of Lords to the Digital Economy Bill, and rush…
Moves to push the Digital Economy Bill through parliament make a joke of democracy, says Open Rights Group
A teenager charged with distributing copyrighted material using the BitTorrent site Oink has been acquitted due to lack of evidence
Harriet Harman has dismissed any further debate on the Digital Economy Bill, meaning it is likely to be swallowed up…