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The UK will have web blocking regulations soon

Updated Minister says expect it, they will come

Thu Feb 09 2012, 12:52

Twitter bomb joker is in court

Paul Chambers challenges his conviction

Wed Feb 08 2012, 12:41

Czech Republic drops support for ACTA

Follows Poland

Tue Feb 07 2012, 12:16

Government wants ‘extreme’ web sites shut down

ISPs expected to aid censorship

Mon Feb 06 2012, 10:06

Europe wants Google to pause privacy policy changes

Cool your boots, Mr Page

Fri Feb 03 2012, 14:21

Woman is accused of selling fake Facebook stock

Paid tradesman in social network shares

Fri Feb 03 2012, 10:56

Google gets fined for Google Maps in France

Charged with unfair competition

Thu Feb 02 2012, 13:38

EU plans to cut roaming rates further

Mobile operators won’t be happy

Wed Feb 01 2012, 13:24

Google explains its policy changes again

It is about policy, not privacy

Wed Feb 01 2012, 09:16

EFF will help Megaupload users reclaim data

Rights group partners with hosting firm

Tue Jan 31 2012, 15:24

UK Twitter jokers fall afoul of US anti-terror paranoia

No holiday for British pair

Tue Jan 31 2012, 09:25

FDA gets sued for snooping on workers

Food and Drug and spying Administration

Mon Jan 30 2012, 09:31

The greedy entertainment industry has taken enough from users

Column Bye bye, buying

Fri Jan 27 2012, 13:17

European Parliament official resigns over ACTA

Wants no role in this bad treaty

Fri Jan 27 2012, 09:25

Tom Watson MP falls into a Twitter rape gaffe

Blames the intern

Thu Jan 26 2012, 13:32

Pirate Party wants justice for Megaupload users

Planning civil action against the FBI

Wed Jan 25 2012, 10:23

Julian Assange will host his own TV show

Ten part series to be aired mid-March

Tue Jan 24 2012, 12:50

Kiwi authorities seize Kim Dotcom’s mansion

No evictions though

Thu Feb 09 2012, 11:58

Oregon considers but rejects criminalising tweets

Bunch of twits

Wed Feb 08 2012, 11:47

Talk Talk offers an adult content curtain

Homesafe will inform parents

Tue Feb 07 2012, 11:00

Btjunkie closes down

End of the line for veteran filesharer

Mon Feb 06 2012, 09:36

Pirate Party adds weight to ACTA protests

Will support nationwide protests

Fri Feb 03 2012, 13:29

EFF cautions Hollywood on 'piracy' laws

The movie studio moguls are wrong

Fri Feb 03 2012, 10:37

Pirate Bay goes down globally

World's most resilient bittorrent tracking web site falls over

Thu Feb 02 2012, 09:41

Prosecutor subpoenas Wall Street protester’s Twitter account

Messages sought after arrest

Wed Feb 01 2012, 11:55

Pirate Bay is ready for a year of challenges

Sets sail into the year of the storm

Wed Feb 01 2012, 09:09

Inside the world of Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom

Analysis A mini profile of the newly-famous man

Tue Jan 31 2012, 11:39

Rights holders demand search engines delist 'pirate' web sites

Google, Bing and Yahoo are given a list of demands

Mon Jan 30 2012, 17:21

Dutch ISPs cool on blocking The Pirate Bay

Will require more flogging

Mon Jan 30 2012, 09:25

High Court looks to speed up McKinnon decision

Worried it's taking too long

Fri Jan 27 2012, 13:06

Twitter to filter content geographically

Firm will ‘reactively withhold content’

Fri Jan 27 2012, 09:07

Rhapsody adopts Napster’s UK and German business

Music services in mutual embrace

Thu Jan 26 2012, 11:07

Google will update its privacy policies

To merge accounts across portfolio

Wed Jan 25 2012, 09:31

Google+ opens up to nicknames

Hooray

Tue Jan 24 2012, 12:19

RIAA chief wails about SOPA opposition

Music cartel CEO moans at length

Thu Feb 09 2012, 09:40

MEP David Martin becomes ACTA rapporteur

Shows worrying signs of support

Wed Feb 08 2012, 10:33

Godaddy offends women in Superbowl ad

Ladies are looking for an exit

Mon Feb 06 2012, 10:59

London Olympics could break the internet

Government warns about increased traffic

Mon Feb 06 2012, 09:07

Anonymous releases FBI to UK conference call

Updated Agents discuss arrested hackers in clunky call

Fri Feb 03 2012, 11:30

Kim Dotcom is denied bail

Apparently a flight risk

Fri Feb 03 2012, 09:14

Facebook is going public for $5bn

Pump and dump

Thu Feb 02 2012, 09:10

Tripadvisor must drop ‘trusted’ from reviews

Cannot guarantee impartial comments

Wed Feb 01 2012, 09:31

BSkyB will launch an internet TV service

Like Netflix and Lovefilm

Tue Jan 31 2012, 15:40

Obama's virtual town hall covers jobs, SOPA and extradition

POTUS pops into Google

Tue Jan 31 2012, 10:49

Thailand welcomes Twitter’s censorship

Will work with it on message routing

Mon Jan 30 2012, 09:52

Megaupload data might be deleted this week

The axeman cometh

Mon Jan 30 2012, 09:16

Google responds to privacy critics

Setting the record straight

Fri Jan 27 2012, 12:01

Content owners’ web code of practice is revealed

Proposals revealed by Open Rights Group

Thu Jan 26 2012, 17:06

EU proposes changes to privacy laws

Big fines loom for firms that don’t protect user data

Wed Jan 25 2012, 16:01

Facebook will give away free ads

Trying to help small businesses, it says

Tue Jan 24 2012, 14:50
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