Policy > Law
Firms fined $350,000 after yogurt sting uncovers review rigging
Some SEO companies, online reviews are dodgy – who knew?
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Apple named in criminal lawsuit over Premier League–streaming app
Enraged Thai telly tycoons claiming $3m damages from Cupertino and hapless dev
Sloppy call data gets Telstra an ACMA wrist-slap
Double-billing on international roaming
Corel re-animates zombie brand for patent case
Micrografx owns graphics in Android phones – and GOOGLE MAPS
US plaintiffs can seek damages over Street View data slurp - court
9th Circuit rejects Google's bid to dismiss Wi-Fi snooping case
Dyson takes Samsung to court in UK over vacuum cleaner
Brit inventor claims Korean firm 'ripped off' steering system patent
WAIT! Don't you dare send that ad-spaff email without 'specific' consent
ICO: You at the back of the class... No texting, either
Tech titans team up to complain about US government spy requests
United action to save their businesses protect privacy
'Beat the lie detectors' trainer sentenced to 8 months in jail
Clients included sex offenders and undercover cops, say cops
Verizon finally drags FCC into court fisticuffs to end one-speed internet for all
ISP, watchdog to duke it out over control of web download rates
Apple spanked by judge in price-fixing injunction – but not too hard
Cook & Co. dodge a couple of bullets in ebook case Final Judgement
Phone-blab plod breaks PRIVACY law after crash victim's 5hr ditch ordeal
IPCC: Coppers failed to spot wounded man, then sensitive info spaffed over the blower
Jury reckons Motorola wasn't 'fair and reasonable' to Microsoft
Googorola to hand over $14m after trying to charge excessive patent fees
Ministry of Sound sues Spotify over user playlists
Streamers are 'copying' our curated compilations, claim music moguls
Opinion
£250k fine for dumping council workers' files in Tesco bins, er, binned
Comment
But does this mean a change to ICO enforcement policy? Legal bod investigates
Brits give thumbs-up to shale gas slurping in university-run poll
Analysis The more you scare us, the more we ignore you
Irish watchdog won't probe Apple, Facebook over PRISM... but COULD IT?
Analysis Yes, and it SHOULD, says information law specialist
News
£250k fine for dumping council workers' files in Tesco bins, er, binned
Comment But does this mean a change to ICO enforcement policy? Legal bod investigates
New EU rules: Telco only SOMETIMES has to tell you it spaffed your data
Can't do it immediately? Do it later. Can't later? Give a, er, 'reasoned justification'
Finally it happens: MAN BITES DOG - after stabbing himself
Crazy Californian cuts chest, creates chaos chomping on constabulary's cur
HTC trio suspected of pilfering design IP
Investigators storm mobe maker's offices after firm sounds alarm
Microsoft and Google unite to sue US gov't for more transparency
Tech titans gear up for long legal battle
Private UK torrent site closes, citing 'hostile climate'
thebox.bz will torrent its last on September 1st
Quarter of a million quid fine for data-wipe gaffe? ICO told: Nae, laddie
Ruling on tough Scots council sanction will 'blunt talons' of watchdog, says legal bod
US court: Dell can't hound debtor with robocalls to her mobile
Automated pay-up calls banned by appeals court
Bradley Manning is no more. 'Call me Chelsea,' she says
WikiLeaker makes statement after the trial is done
Snowden journo's partner wins partial injunction on seized data
Government can't 'inspect, copy or share' – except to protect 'national security'
Corruption cops warn on old-school project management
NSW's Independent Commission Against Corruption issues procurement guidance
Manning's lawyer plans presidential pardon campaign, says client will appeal
Assange declares 'tactical victory' from his Ecuadorian broom closet
Pinch to Xoom: Motorola settles trademark suit in confidential deal
Fondleslab name-change likely to have no effect whatsoever
Brazilians tear strip off NSA in wake of Snowden, mull anti-US-spook law
South Americans demand web privacy as PRISM journalist's Brazilian boyfriend held
Comcast court docs show Prenda copyright trolls seeded smut then sued
Pirate Bay data catches company red-handed
Legal bible Groklaw pulls plug in wake of Lavabit shutdown, NSA firestorm
Blogger who tracked epic Linux patent, copyright wars can't rely on email
Wholesale telco IspONE goes titsup, Kogan mobile going dark
Telstra pulls the plug as ispONE calls in the administrators
Probation officer gets TINY fine for spilling domestic violence victim's ADDRESS
Coughs £150 for handing out data... to alleged perp
