COMMENTARY: The entertainment industry's campaign against pirates has too much momentum to be derailed by recent setbacks.
At the height of Napster's court battles, some committed file swappers had an idea: We'll set up shop overseas, outside the reach of US courts and copyright organisations.
US publishers are preparing to remove thousands of articles from their databases after the Supreme Court ruled that publications must compensate freelancers for electronic archives of print pieces.
The New South Wales Land and Environment Court has launched the state's first online courtroom services, which promise to save both lawyers and clients time and money.
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