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Dancing baby sets legal landmark.

Evidence not needed in legal actions group claims.

Two brothers sent down in major sting.

Is Kylie's entire oeuvre worth that?.

We're wondering how long Torrentspy can survive. The free ride looks like being over, with US authorities wanting up to US$30,000 in compensation per film. That's an expensive download.

And surprisingly, the site operators vow the site will stay online.

And the Internet switched off

Major labels unite against 'incorrigible' search firm.

Software that lets you copy DVDs legitimately? We've heard this before, but now Real reckons it has the goods.

Electronic Frontier Foundation sues to get them released.

The mighty Apple will bring the full force of its dogs of law down upon cheeky cloning minnow Psystar according to The Gray Blog, a lawyerly web site specialising in copyright law.

Subpoenas dismissed as 'overbroad and burdensome'.

Child dancing to Prince song leads to court case.

'The Olympics stole my game,' claims New York-based developer.

P2P policing policies could leave some peniless

Techcrunch50 panel scathing of big media.

The same day that Microsoft launched its global "Anti Piracy Day" the crazy "pirates" from Sweden that run the Pirate Bay, self defined as the "World's largest BitTorrent tracker" decided to scoff at the software giant's initiative.

Should DIY "fixes" for Vista product drivers be encouraged? One good Samaritan has been slapped down by Creative for rolling his own Vista drivers, and users are taking up the fight.

There's a huge library, an unlimited download option, and yes, it's true, the tracks are DRM free. On paper, at least, it looks mighty fine in comparison to iTunes.