Nick Farrell THE INQUIRER Opinion Media cartels lean on politicians instead...

Copyright holders lick wounds The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) and a pro-copyright group have given up their fight to get telecoms outfit...

United States regulators are moving to freeze the assets and trading accounts of a Russian accused of hacking into personal online portfolios and manipulating the...

Hans Pandeya, the controversial Swedish businessman that attempted to a acquire the Pirate Bay last year, buys small printing company.

At SXSW, The Pirate Bay's Peter Sunde helmed a conference via Skype, where he likened P2P to Coca Cola, and The Pirate Bay to sugar.

Court says wait 'til leaves turn brown The Pirate Bay appeal finally has a tentative autumn 2010 date set for the founders of the infamous...

Before you find yourself being grilled by the Computing Crimes Unit, know where your activities fall on the scale of digital rights and wrongs Make...

Whenever people mention the random webcam site, Chatroulette, it inevitably leads to talk of how there are certain less-than-desirable webcam chat partners on the service.

Copyright holders have given up legal efforts to force Norwegian ISP Telenor to block file-sharing site The Pirate Bay, one of the parties to the...

The case against the four people involved in the running of Pirate Bay is heading back to court at the end of September.

Slashdot directs our attention to the fact that Cox, Time Warner Cable and Comcast have created a joint venture called PolyCipher.

According to Slashdot, Cox, Time Warner Cable and Comcast have created a joint venture called PolyCipher.

Oh, Cisco. What a tease you are!  The company's been pumping up the general Internet crowd for a game-changing announcement, one that would--and I quote--"forever...