South Korean technology giant Samsung is being investigated by Taiwanese fair-trade officials after allegedly paying for fake reviews to criticise rival company HTC. | 13yrs
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The UK's consumer protection watchdog has launched an investigation into so-called 'free apps' and games which encourage users to make expensive in-app purchases. | 13yrs
Security services have told the UK's largest law firms that 'urgent action' must be taken to avoid damage from cyber attacks. | 13yrs
US technology giant Apple has taken down at least one application from the China App Store after it was discovered that books banned by the Chinese government had been made available. | 13yrs
This second edition, written by leading AI legal specialists, provides answers and insight on how to integrate Artificial Intelligence into business operations, whilst working within the relevant law and guidelines in key jurisdictions around the world. | 1yr
The European Commission and the Information Commissioner's office have played down calls by privacy groups to have the right to be forgotten online by claiming the move is unrealistic and could damage the economy. | 13yrs
Several of Google's most high-profile competitors have sent an open letter to the European Commission demanding that formal antitrust charges are applied to the US search engine giant. | 13yrs
A technology group part owned by manufacturing giants Sony and Phillips has launched a lawsuit against Cupertino-based Apple claiming that the iPhone maker has infringed 15 of its patents. | 13yrs
The chief executive of Californian technology giant Apple is to testify in a lawsuit brought by the US government to combat alleged price-fixing in the lucrative ebook market. | 13yrs
Japanese gaming giant Nintendo has been found guilty of patent infringement and order to cough up $30 million in damages to a former Sony employee. | 13yrs
The founder of file-sharing web site MegaUpload has won the right to sue New Zealand's spy agency for illegal surveillance following a court ruling today. | 13yrs
US technology giant Microsoft is set to be heavily punished by European regulators after breaking an antitrust promise, with reports suggesting a fine running into hundreds of millions of dollars. | 13yrs
Three more file-sharing web sites have been blocked by UK internet service providers (ISPs), while across the Atlantic an alert system to combat online content theft was launched last week by five leading US ISPs. | 13yrs
With our lives increasingly ruled by technology, is it any surprise that search engines are telling us what to look for, rather than the other way around? Search engine creator Gabriel Weinberg tells James Barnes how things should be different | 13yrs
A judge in California has ordered a 40 per cent cut to the $1 billion in damages awarded to Cupertino-based tech company Apple from its South Korean rival Samsung. | 13yrs
A Japanese court has dismissed claims by South Korean manufacturer Samsung that Apple had been using patented data transmission technology in its iPhone device, a Samsung spokesperson has admitted. | 13yrs
Attempts by the US to extradite controversial Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom from New Zealand took a step forward after a Court of Appeal deemed that prosecutors do not need to disclose full evidence. | 13yrs
A number of US law firms were attacked by Chinese hackers potentially compromising a wealth of sensitive client information, a US cyber security specialist has claimed. | 13yrs
US technology giant Google has initiated talks with leading electronic payment companies in an effort to block illegal web sites from receiving funding. | 13yrs
Cyber threats and data breaches are increasingly hitting the radar of general counsel. | 13yrs
European watchdogs are preparing to take action against US internet giant Google over its 'high risk' privacy policy, French privacy regulator CNIL yesterday claimed. | 13yrs