Tag: Law
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Almost 150,000 people sign online petition which calls for tech giant to clean up its act on alleged human...
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Online protests have worked well, but will the corporate interests behind the copyright lobby let it rest?
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Dan Gillmor says that we need to stop the new laws or the web really will go dark.
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The "Stop Online Piracy Act" may put a damper on creative web content production and perhaps even free speech.
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There are 6 important mistakes to avoid when setting up your own corporation or LLC.
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Review the best in design, trends, culture, arts and fashion in our weekly 'What's Trending Now' roundup.
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Regulators in this U.S. city are saying 'no' to cleaner footpaths and buildings by cracking down on reverse...
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What is the true origin and manufacturing process for all the items we use on a daily basis?
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UN children's fund says figures showing 45% of under-18s detained over riots had no criminal history are very...
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Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Leymah Gbowee and Tawakul Karman are awarded the peace prize for their work campaigning...
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Frequent diner Martin Kessman has filed a lawsuit against the fast-food chain after finding he cannot fit into...
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Three major authors’ groups filed a lawsuit against HathiTrust, arguing that digitizing millions of books...
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The South Korean electronics company Samsung, loses in its battle to sell the Galaxy Tab in Germany.
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The popular use of social media has doubled the number of court cases in the category of defamation online.
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Two men – whose posts did not result in riot-related event – sentenced at UK court after arrests last week...
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After the controversy over how Google handled some of its Street View data, it has since taken improved...
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The use of social networking to mobilize the London riots has showed us that mobile service providers will...
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HarperCollins, Macmillan, Penguin and Simon & Schuster are some of the publishers who are accused of...
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Germany finds Facebook's facial recognition technology a breech of privacy and data protection laws.
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An artist hacks computers around New York, including ones at the Apple Store, to make them take photos of the...
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Facebook has form for being cavalier with users' privacy, but its new facial recognition software has truly...
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Apple to pay ongoing royalties to Nokia after legal dispute in which Finnish phone maker accused Apple of...
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Plumber whose wife had a 10-year affair faces jail for pursuing his grievances online.
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California court forces site to reveal personal details of user accused of libeling a city council in England....
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To argue for controls over the internet may not be cool, but Martin Kettle argues that it's right.
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Report will recommend amending the rules around "format shifting", leaving the industry and government free to...
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Geotime software, bought by the Met, collates data from social networking sites, satnavs, mobiles and...
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Privacy advocates are demanding their governments to implement an erase button on the Internet.
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A group of hackers is threatening war against its perception of a global banking cartel guilty of rigging...
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Last week saw the launch of the UK’s inaugural National Stalking Awareness Week. It’s a worthy cause and...
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