If the High Court grants a judicial review, the controversial act could be delayed until next year, amid further criticism
All cases against file-sharers bought by ACS:Law have been dismissed - but will Andrew Crossley be fined?
Is it even possible to block illegal download sites, Ofcom is asked, as anti-DEA pressure mounts
The Business Software alliance has settled with Leicester firm OCB Media Limited for over £19,000
Trying to drop file sharing cases, ACS:Law has got itself in a worse tangle
A report from MarkMonitor found 43 well-managed digital piracy sites gained over 53 billion visits per year
Microsoft has quietly pulled the plug on its Office Genuine Advantage programme, hinting at new anti-piracy measures on the way
MEPs have voted in favour of the controversial ACTA agreement, paving the way to its final adoption
The Ministry of Sound is speechless after BT destroys most of the evidence for its battle against illegal music downloading
Oracle wants to prove wilful wrong-doing by SAP and take billions of dollars from the company in damages
An Irish high court judge has ruled that the disconnection of illegal file sharers may breach EU law
Over half of you would tackle corporate software piracy internally rather than going to the authorities. Next up: which tablet…
This week's poll asks, what would you do if you were presented with some unlicensed software at work?
Two thirds of workers are prepared to inform on their bosses, as BSA swoops on Birmingham
BSA's latest report on the economic cost of software piracy has once again been met with widespread scepticism from within…
Microsoft admits it is concerned over reports that its antipiracy policies are being used by Russian authorities to justify raids…
The Business Software Alliance (BSA) reported software theft cost the IT industry £34 billion last year, with China leading the…
Pirated software is becoming institutionalised, according to Microsoft, despite obvious security risks to the enterprise
A teenager charged with distributing copyrighted material using the BitTorrent site Oink has been acquitted due to lack of evidence
The House of Lords has approved the Digital Economy Bill, leaving the fate of file-sharers in the hands of the…
A House of Lords amendment to the Digital Economy Bill prevents the government from changing copyright laws, but could block…