Dancing baby sets legal landmark.

Electronic Frontier Foundation rallies the troops.

Tiny porn images 'fair use', says judge in Perfect 10 case.

Australian consumer watchdog the ACCC have been given the web’s favourite whipping horse an almighty kick in the pants, telling the auction giant that mandatory PayPal is hardly fair-dinkum.

Child dancing to Prince song leads to court case.

Viacom not justified in demanding removal of 100,000 videos, says advocacy group.

Site accused of 'knowingly profiting from stolen material'.

Are Apple computers worse value than Windows PCs? Alex Kidman does the sums, and finds the truth about which platform is the better deal.

Redmond maintains $44bn price tag is 'full and fair'.

The European Union has finally agreed the last details of the Telecom Reform Package, and decided that citizens' internet access can be restricted if necessary, but only after a "fair and impartial procedure including the user's right to be heard".

A Boston jury has ordered Joel Tenenbaum to pay a total of US$675,000 for willfully infringing 30 songs by downloading and distributing them over the KaZaA peer-to-peer (P2P) filesharing network.

Wolrd of Warcraft sneaks into a demo by Intel; and the chip giant talks more about Atom. It all sounds eerily like Via.

Search giant accused of committing huge copyright infringement.

AOL Talk not giving you 'so much more than BT', rules ASA.

Almost half of Sydney's computer repair shops surveyed by ComputerCHOICE magazine are overcharging and incompetent.

A few weeks ago we asked for your eBay stories, and we’ve received a lot of responses about bad sellers, demanding buyers and more.

This week we examine a few of those true 'killer apps,' and what they have meant to computing

Must have had a fair few sent back.