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Germany stalls over ACTA treaty ratification

Passes the buck to European Parliament

US and EU regulators will give Googorola the nod soon

Google gobbling Motorola reportedly good to go

Iran draws veil over secure internet access

Tor needs help to beat censorship

Barack Obama: Bland, predictable and cheesy ... on Spotify

U2, Wilco and ELO on Prez playlist

New patent will give iPhone screen interactive 3D

Apple's three-dimensional UI will make cash objects sink into the abyss

Penang fraud gang 'ringleader' snared by Taiwan police

Gang man Huang banged up

Pseudo masochism is fuelling ACTA witch-hunt

AnalysisHated anti-counterfeiting treaty's myths exploded

Intel pays peanuts to settle NY antitrust suit

Mere millions seal the deal after judge kneecaps state's case

EU competition chief threatens patent war smackdown

Tough-talking Almunia will take mobile giants to task

US federal court fast-forwards case on Google privacy policy

Imminent Chocolate Factory tweak speeds up lawsuit review

Indian ministers quit in parliament smut flick scandal

'It wasn't porn, it was a real-life rape' claims one

Secondhand MP3 shop can keep trading during EMI trial

Redigi sued by music giant over copyright violations

Met thumbed through Oyster card data up to 22,000 times in 4 years

Requests for info on passengers' movements up 15%

UK.gov: We really are going to start buying open-source from SMEs

Intellect 2012Groundhog Day again already?

Eolas falls at first hurdle in bid to tax browser apps

Google grins at Adobe jury’s verdict

FBI investigated Steve Jobs' reality distortion field, LSD use

Sex, drugs and bomb threats

Airport bomb Twitter joker in second fine appeal bid

Judges deliberating whether or not to quash conviction

Ofcom: Make it easier for punters to switch ISPs

But could middleman plan jack up prices?

UK cops set up new £30m bases to nail cybercrooks

They're proper champion e-bobbies

Royal astro-boffin to MPs: Stop thinking about headlines

'Nuclear biz is screwed, chill out about carcinogens'

Japan enlists foreign bloggers to revive tsunami-hit tourist biz

Will 10 gaijin really make a difference?

Privacy warriors sue FTC over Google's policy tweak

Failure to halt imminent changes makes EPIC angry

NHS hands out 3G slabs and phones to roving nurses

Should help community care workers cut down on desk-time

Thodey chimes in on TV Now decision

Telcos 'need clarity'

Eolas claims royalties for browser apps and plug-ins

Berners-Lee warns of disaster for internet

Telcos to shape up under new code

Comms Alliance lays down the law

Path runs screaming from privacy snafu

We meant to copy your address book but we didn’t think you’d mind

Indonesian train roof fare-dodgers given the brush off

Foul-smelling brooms purge carriages of surfing commuters

Heathrow facial recognition tech stalled by borders fiasco

Airport's scanner rollout to miss Olympics target

Australian sports get busy with copyright special pleading

Chewing on the government's ear

Spacemen urge NASA to build nuke ship for Mars trip

Nuclear rocket engines rise from the dead

Chinese company demands $38m, 'apology' from Apple

Convoluted iPad trademark battle grinds on

UK's digital policy seized by fanatical bureaucrats, say MPs

Analysis'Hey... That's OUR job!'

Brazil sues Twitter over police checkpoint tweets

Threatens $290k fine... daily

Beware Freedom of Info law 'privacy folktale' - ICO chief

Chicken Lickens in a flap as FOIA scrutinised

Suppliers get a shot at £4bn worth of gov hardware deals

From tablets to servers and storage

Czechs, Slovaks stall on ACTA

Romania doesn’t know why it didn’t

Oracle wins round in Java patent lawsuit against Google

Appeals court allows incriminating Mountain View email

Anonymous releases law firm's emails about Haditha killings

Hacked lawyers who defended Marine over Iraqi deaths

UK gov rejects call to posthumously pardon Alan Turing

Wartime codebreaker's 'absurd' conviction must stand

Google tells French watchdog 'non' on privacy tweak halt

'At no stage did any DPA suggest pause was necessary'

Ofcom proposes fall in BT Openreach charges to rivals

UpdatedJust wait for that nice Brussels man to agree

Job-seeking Marriott hacker gets 30 months' porridge

Nabbed and jailed after Secret Service sting

Google and Facebook remove 'offensive' content from Indian sites

Internet firms comply with court order

MPs rattle telcos to help kill extremist material online

UpdateISPs once again asked to police interwebs

New dole system is 'digital by default', like it or not

Claimants who do not comply will be 'nudged' by 'back office' workers

Doctors sick of anonymous-coward NHS feedback commentards

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