A man accused of being a music pirate has been cleared by a Danish court. The man denied the claims of the IFPI, based on his assertion that someone else must have accessed his wireless router to commit the infringements. This is the second major defeat for the IFPI in Denmark over the so-called ‘wireless defense’.
Yahoo would buy AOL\'s content business, but not its dial-up subscription business. Time Warner had separated the two, and given Yahoo\'s online-publishing and advertising interests
If researchers at Boston University\'s College of Engineering have their way, light bulbs of the future may be the highway your data gets carried along. A team at the school is working on low-power LEDs which could utilize an optical communication system to carry data wirelessly
What do you say to an old friend who\'s over extending themselves yet again? This morning 3rd tier search engine Ask.com proudly tooted its horn one more time - \"It\'s Here! The New Ask.com!\"
Senator Herb Kohl is worried about the impact of Yahoo\'s deal with Google, which will see the latter place ads on the search results pages of the former. The two companies have decided to delay the deal\'s implementation until Justice finishes its investigation.
Michael Moore decided to give away his latest film ‘Slacker Uprising’ for free, but only to people in the US and Canada. However, since he chose to use BitTorrent, and open trackers such as The Pirate Bay, it was fairly easy for the rest of the world to download it as well. Was this done on purpose? Moore responds.
The director general Mark Thompson has directed the corporation to think beyond proprietary rights management to a new era of interoperability that offers consumers wider choice, control and benefits from \"network effects\" - the virality and interconnectedness of the web.
In an interview that started with Mozilla CEO John Lilly explaining how he runs the company to San Jose Mercury News reporter Pete Carey, it was revealed that the first Firefox Mobile alphas could be released in “a few weeks.”