Kim Dotcom will finally find out why FBI wants his head
Transparency Report now features figures on copyright infringement claims
One in four UK computer users have installed unlicensed software, says BSA
ECJ to see if controversial agreement is compatible with European treaties
Will the UK Pirate Party also be forced to stop helping file-sharers avoid the block on the Pirate Bay?
TalkTalk is disappointed Anonymous initiated a DDoS on its site, after its strong opposition to draconian anti-piracy measures
Virgin Media's website is taken offline for an hour, but the Pirate Bay isn't cheering Anonymous on
Users cast ashore as Virgin Media is first ISP to obey High Court order
The Pirate Bay is set to be inaccessible for most internet users in the UK within the next month
New South Wales Police allegedly broke licensing agreement and shared software with other law enforcement agencies
FBI failed to serve Megaupload with formal charges, a US judge has said
Dutch anti-piracy organisation had ordered political party to shut down Pirate Bay proxy
Interested parties have two weeks to agree on what is to become of the 1,100 powered-down servers that hold 25…
Changes introduced to the Civil Code will wipe out local file-sharing networks
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German court declares Rapidshare legal but says it must monitor incoming links to copyright infringing files
Storage company Carpathia Hosting claims that storing 25 petabytes of Megaupload data costs it $9000 a day
A police 'procedural error' may allow Kim Dotcom to recover the £100m of property, including a pink Cadillac, seized in…
Pro-copyright organisations confirm ISPs will commence initiatives on 12 July
Another cyber-locker faces the guillotine after film studios file for a summary judgement against Hotfile
Major UK ISPs lose challenge against controversial anti-piracy law
Megaupload founder and three senior operators expected in court over US request in August
Photo sharing site implements 'do not pin' code as Pinterest reaffirms commitment to copyright protection
Another file-hosting site linked to copyright infringement goes dark in Megaupload's aftermath
Dotcom to be placed under house arrest as fight against US extradition continues
A Court ruling issued today means UK ISPs may be forced to block The Pirate Bay
The European Court Of Justice has ruled against tough anti-piracy controls, stating that it would affect freedom of speech
BTjunkie, one of the world's most popular BitTorrent sites, has voluntarily shut down following recent anti-piracy moves
Swedish Supreme Court denies Pirate Bay defendants an appeal, finalising the fines and jail terms sentenced in 2010
Hosting companies Cogent and Carpathia agree to preserve user files for further two weeks