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Judge: DoJ Has Plenty of Evidence Against Apple in AntitrustMay 24, 2013 - in News
Judge Denise Cote already peeked at the evidence stacking up against Apple in the DoJ's eBook conspiracy lawsuit.
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Facebook Wants Free Speech Protection for 'Like' FeatureMay 18, 2013 - in News
There's a battle in court over the Facebook "Like" feature and free speech.
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Government's New Internet Privacy Officer is Twitter's LawyerMay 8, 2013 - in News
Twitter's legal director is heading to the White House, but her role is currently unclear.
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Microsoft Hit with Patent Lawsuit Over Skype FeaturesMay 2, 2013 - in News
This "patent troll" is trying to protect the little guys.
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Pirate Bay Sails to the Caribbean with New DomainMay 1, 2013 - in News
So that would make them the Pirates of the Caribbean, right?
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Former Opera Employee Sued for Giving Mozilla Trade SecretsApr 29, 2013 - in News
A former Opera employee faces a $3.4 million lawsuit for allegedly giving Mozilla trade secrets.
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Wash. Attorney General Exposes T-Mobile's Un-Carrier ClaimsApr 25, 2013 - in News
T-Mobile must fully disclose the restrictions of its restriction-free "un-carrier" plan.
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Senate May Vote on Internet Sales Tax Next WeekApr 19, 2013 - in News
The Senate's bill forcing online retailers to charge sales tax may be on the way to the House after next week.
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Senators Urging IRS To Publicly Pledge Not To Snoop
Apr 18, 2013 - in News
Twelve Senators have asked the IRS to go public about its email snooping.
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House Passes CISPA Bill Again with 288-127 Vote
Apr 18, 2013 - in News
House passes the CISPA bill... against. Now it's the Senate's turn.
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Aereo May Force Networks to Go Subscription-BasedApr 15, 2013 - in News
Aereo is seemingly doing more damage to the cable TV model than Hulu and Netflix combined.
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IRS Doesn't Need a Warrant To Read Your Email?
Apr 12, 2013 - in News
Documents obtained from the IRS reveals that the tax agency thinks it can snoop through your emails, Facebook messages and more.
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Russia Not Holding Downloaders Liable of PiracyApr 10, 2013 - in News
Russia will hold websites accountable for illegal content while file sharers will be pushed into an educational program.
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NBC Sending Legal Threats to Subscribers of Non-CAS ISPs
Mar 26, 2013 - in News
NBC Universal is getting nasty with alleged pirates not under the Copyright Alert System.
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Reuters Journalist Charged with Conspiring with AnonymousMar 15, 2013 - in News
You play you pay, especially when it comes to revenge.
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Nintendo Guilty of Infringing on Inventor's 3D Tech PatentMar 14, 2013 - in News
A jury found Nintendo guilty of using 3D technology owned by Tomita Technologies.
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Judge Forcing Apple CEO To Testify in eBook Conspiracy CaseMar 14, 2013 - in News
Tim Cook must take the stand.
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BitTorrent Proxies, VPNs Increased After 'Six Strikes' Launch
Mar 12, 2013 - in News
Downloaders are looking for ways to remain under the new system's radar.
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FBI Spying On Google Users via National Security Letters
Mar 10, 2013 - in News
Google reveals that it has received National Security Letters from the FBI.
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Amazon Execs Testifying Against Apple in Price Fixing CaseMar 5, 2013 - in News
Apple wanted more access to two Amazon execs testifying against the iPad maker, but was denied.
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White House: Consumers Should Have Right to Unlock PhonesMar 5, 2013 - in News
The White House agrees with a recent WeThePeople petition saying consumers should have the right to unlock smartphones.
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Macmillan Also Paying $20 Million to Ebook ConsumersFeb 11, 2013 - in News
After settling with the government, the publisher is now settling with the states and a class-action lawsuit.
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Macmillan Finally Settles with DoJ Over Ebook Pricing
Feb 9, 2013 - in News
The last standing publisher in the ebook price fixing scandal has finally settled, leaving Apple on its own to fight against the Department of Justice.
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CISPA Bill Making a Return in 2013
Feb 9, 2013 - in News
The less-controversial CISPA bill is paying another visit to the White House in 2013.
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That Facebook Settlement Email Supposedly Isn't FakeJan 29, 2013 - in News
A Facebook email reading "Re: LEGAL NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF CLASS ACTION" isn't spam.
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Ubisoft May Bid to Purchase Staggering THQDec 21, 2012 - in News
Unnamed sources indicate that Ubisoft may bid for THQ once the rival publisher deals with its financial problems.
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Patent Office Rejects Verizon's TV Snooping Tech Application
Dec 9, 2012 - in News
Verizon's scary "TV snooping" patent received a non-final rejection from the USPTO.
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Fugitive John McAfee Gets Arrested in GuatemalaDec 6, 2012 - in News
McAfee is no longer on the lam.
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Google Helps Syrians Call in Their Tweets by PhoneNov 30, 2012 - in News
Google and Twitter enable web communication for Syrians.
