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Google Will Scan 250,000 Out-Of-Copyright Books For The British Library

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Video Head-To-Head: Newspapers Vs PRs & Meltwater

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Why Europe Is Right To Keep Facebook & Co. In Check

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Groupon Warned For Misleading And Exaggerated UK Promotions

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Vodafone CEO: Lawmakers Should Ignore Facebook’s Anti-Regulation Call

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Updated: Privacy Judge Says The Law’s The Law, Regardless Of Twitter

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Twitter And Its Users Sued For ‘Naming’ Footballer Granted Privacy

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France Lets Book Publishers Fix Minimum E-book Prices

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UK Digital IP Review Wants Easier Licensing, Format-Shifting, No Fair Use

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Will Consumers Baulk At Digital-Rental Lock-In?

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Entertainment Triumphant As UK ISPs’ Challenge To Piracy Law Fails

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Law Firm May Pay Back Victims For Aborted Piracy Claims

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ISPs Monitoring For Illegal Downloads Breaches Privacy, EU Official Says

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Newspaper, Magazine Industries Protest UK VOD Regulation

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UK Government Will Press Ahead With Giving Away Paid Content To Libraries

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Corrected: British Libraries Must Not Harvest Paywalled News Sites

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No UK Inquiry On Google Dominance

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Baidu May Play Ball With Music Industry

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UK’s New VOD Regulator Ruffling Operators’ Feathers

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Euro Court Refereeing In Online Jurisdiction Football Case

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Isn’t It Ironic? Microsoft Rats On Google To EC Inquiry

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Without Licenses, Amazon’s Cloud Player Walks A High Wire

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Rovi Loses PVR Patent Suit Against Virgin Media

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Music Industry Pleads With Baidu To Help Stop Piracy

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Europe May Rule Against AdWord-Squatting Advertiser

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Channel 4 Asks UK Government To Outlaw Online Re-Transmission

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UK IP Review: Google, Content Owners Disagree On ‘Fair Use’

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Publishers Lobby And Re-Group On Digital Policy

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‘German Hulu’ Blocked For Being Anti-Competitive

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Google Fined In French Court For Not Stopping Video Copyright Abuse

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UK Hikes Fees VOD Services Must Pay To Be Regulated

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Guess What? Your Tweets Aren’t Private Unless They’re Private

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EA’s Soccer Tech Tie-Up Caused Sky To Breach Ofcom Rules

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UK Examining Publishers’ E-book Pricing For Anti-Trust Breach

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UK Checks Whether Its Site Blocking Piracy Measures Can Really Work

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Westminster Rales Against Hunt’s Local TV Vision

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Publishers’ iPad Subs’ Grumbles Earn Apple Antitrust Attention

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Hunt’s Local TV Plan Re-Invents The Wheel As A Square

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Vince Cable Also Off Digital IP Review?

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It Begins: Content Execs Prepare To Lobby Again

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Video: Jeremy Hunt On Why The UK’s Not On Silicon Valley’s Radar

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Video: Meltwater’s CEO Lyssegen ‘Promotes’ Newspapers’ Content

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EC OKs News Corp’s Sky Bid, Saying People Don’t Want Bundled Media Anyway

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FilmOn To CBS: ‘We’ll Fight You Hypocritical, Thieving Liars’

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France Says Google Is Main Cause Of News Publishers’ Woes

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Local TV: Freeview First, IPTV Later, No Certainty Of Success

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‘Psycho-Acoustic’ Defense Can’t Get BlueBeat Off Beatles Copyright Claim

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PRs Appeal UK High Court’s Pay-For-Links Ruling

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Video: Dolly The Sheep And The History And Future Of Copyright

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Web Could Convince Ofcom To Approve Local Media Consolidation

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