The Supreme Court threw out an emergency stay that barred a former webmaster from putting DVD decryption programs on the Internet. Supreme Court Justice Sandra...

European copyright protection is expiring on a collector's trove of 1950's jazz, opera and early rock 'n' roll albums, forcing major American record companies to...

The U.S. Supreme Court has granted Hollywood studios and electronics makers a temporary victory by stepping into a long-running dispute over software that can be...

A deadline for adopting a new EU law on copyright protection has passed with just two member countries signing up, dealing a blow to media...

A survey of U.S. consumers found that 82 percent believe making "backup" copies of music CDs and software is legal, despite vague laws governing the...

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) today urged the Librarian of Congress (LoC) to recognize the rights of consumers to skip past commercials on DVDs, view...

In an unprecedent antipiracy effort coordinated by the Undersecretary of Interiors, Mantovano, the Italian police forces operated a major nationwide ckackdown on the sales and...

Faced with the growing ease and prevalence of CD piracy, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) is today launching a new legal enforcement initiative...

Jon Johansen, known in Norway as "DVD Jon," is charged with having unlocked a copyright-protection code and distributed a computer program enabling unauthorized copying of...

The trial of a Norwegian teenager whose DVD cracking program gave Hollywood a bigger fright than a scary movie was extended by one day until...