After Google’s failure to remove thousands of Viacom owned videos from their site, YouTube, the media company has hit back with a $1 Billion lawsuit.

Paul Otellini and other Intel execs are under fire from Advanced Micro Devices for failing to retain emails that will assist in AMD’s lawsuit against Intel, and Intel’s Japanese arm, Intel KK.

Video sharing web site YouTube has been banned in 1,600 government schools in the state of Victoria, Australia.

The alterations to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act [DMCA] have come under scrutiny from the RIAA, who claim that the changes put content providers at risk again by advocating piracy. But we already knew they were going to say that.

Symantec’s latest anti-virus suite, Norton 360, goes on sale today. I wasn’t really expecting a price drop, but it’s come out with a $79.99 per year price tag. Does that seem too much?

Microsoft must pay $1.52 billion in damages to Alcatel-Lucent for infringing patents relating to MP3 encoding and decoding, a US jury has decided.

There’s a term that’s thrown around work offices with internet access. It’s NSFW. I’m sure you’re familiar with it. It means Not Safe For Work. Generally it’s anything adult related where if your boss popped a look over your shoulder you’d be embarrassed or even asked to leave.