Polish police have broken up a gang of more than 100 hackers who sold pirated music and films, using academic computer systems around the world to store their wares, a police spokeswoman said Tuesday.

As Congress prepares once again to quiz college administrators about their anti-computer-piracy policies, a group of campus and entertainment-industry officials has released a new report on the state ...

You spent two years and an enormous amount of human time and resources building your game. Your source code was locked down, people couldn't wait to get a hold of what you'd made, and the thing was ...

In late September 2001, Napster, in anticipation of launching a fee-based subscriber service, agreed to settle for a sum in excess of $26 million with the National Music Publishers' Association to end ...

BEIRUT: Computer and software piracy in Lebanon fell to 73 percent in 2006 from 76 percent in 2005 but the financial losses caused by the illegal practice jumped by $4 million to $39 million, ...

Fast forward to today, a followup report from the Digital Citizens Alliance details the additional revenues that pirates derive from selling IPTV subscriptions and hardware (access devices). “An ...

Atari founder Nolan Bushnell says a new chip puts computer piracy on the verge of being eradicated. Speaking at a conference hosted by Wedbush Morgan Securities, Bushnell said a motherboard chip on ...

Friday 2nd May/... A joint operation between West Yorkshire Trading Standards Service (WYTSS) and West Yorkshire Police on Sunday 27th April resulted in approximately 12,000 illegally copied discs and ...

Tech firms, including Google, Yahoo and Microsoft, have joined an initiative that targets websites that profit from piracy by cutting off the cash they get from adverts. This means ads will be ...

Microsoft (MSFT) has a new vision for how to stop the rampant piracy of computer games. And of course, Microsoft is right in the middle of the new system. The key change is to abandon the idea of ...

The more notorious of these are Pantip Plaza, Fortune Towers and Seacon Square, where authorised computer dealers and the pirates compete for customers. Digital films and videos sell for around 60% of ...