Apple Has to Pay £334 Million for a Patent Infringement Within iTunes
Court rules that Apple infringed three patents owned by a Texas-based patent licensing called company Smartflash.
Court rules that Apple infringed three patents owned by a Texas-based patent licensing called company Smartflash.
Section 127 of the Communications Act needs changing, now that we're all edgy internet comedians.
The US Federal Aviation Administration has released the first draft of its rules for commercial drones, and guess what? A lot of drone powered services would become illegal.
It's suspected that evidence obtained by the FBI was obtained with a brute-force attack, something that's illegal without a warran.
An secret investigation has uncovered the extent of the strange world of Chinese intellectual property laws, and the different tactics that have made the country the global dominator in patent production.
And by everyone we don't just mean all Americans, we mean everyone everywhere -- UK included.
Bravely attempting outdoor sex in December to fight the UK's new censorship rules.
Apple and Bose seem to have stopped squabbling and the two will play nicely together again.
US authorities use a centuries-old law to justify snooping into citizens' phones. Lets take a look at the act in detail.
A new bill being pushed through in the US seeks to ban FBI backdoors in hardware. Important news in a time when many people carry details of their whole lives on their smartphone.
A $350 million legal case is being sought to prove that Apple stifled competition in the digital music industry.
An Los Angeles man is the first person to receive a sentence for violating California's new revenge porn law.
The scheme may be broadened from EU-specific domains, like ".fr" and ".co.uk", to worldwide ones like ".com."
During the day is fine though.
Networks have resisted voluntary schemes, but new legislation might not give them a choice.
The Court of Justice of the European Union has declared that embedding a copyrighted YouTube video on another website is not copyright infringement.
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