Distribution giant launches SAM Excellence scheme to ensure its partners and their customers are fully licensed
Funding meant for piracy crackdown is being directed elsewhere, claims FAST
The BSA settles with three firms in its latest clampdown on illegal software use in the capital
Three London firms pay out nearly £35,000 after using unlicensed software
Forums report flood of games consoles for sale following ban
Businesses may have to accept extra burdens under Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
Business secretary restates plan to cut off illegal downloaders
Service provider proves that innocent users could face penalties
BSA settles with building services firm after it was caught using unlicensed copies of Microsoft software
Web giant gets its story straight
Research finds that nearly 40 per cent of managers only have a basic understanding of licensing issues
Only legitimate copies of Windows will get security download
Proposals 'ride roughshod over judicial processes', insists TalkTalk
BT estimates costs of policing the internet
Legal action begins against file-sharing site in The Netherlands
Wants member states to co-operate more effectively in the battle against piracy and counterfeiting
New law will allow a judge to disconnect persistent illegal file sharers
Global Gaming Factory investigated for possible insider trading
Downing Street accused of abandoning previous policy and criminalising young people
This week we cover the launch of Apple's much hyped Snow Leopard operating system
UK could become the first country in Europe to restrict citizens' access to the web
V3.co.uk catches up with the head of Global Gaming Factory, the firm trying to buy The Pirate Bay
GGF chief Hans Pandeya gives his side of the story
Judge orders shutdown while buyer loses chairman
'Tomato Garden' version of Windows shut down
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