The European Union (EU) has classified Internet “cookies” and other systems that monitor online activities of individuals to be within the scope of the EU’s Data Protection Act.

Amazon, Apple, and the traditional book publishers are struggling to establish pricing and revenue-sharing structures that advance their competitive interests.

Though once one of its strongest opponents, Microsoft has begun to embrace the open source software movement, recognizing the platform’s growing role as an indispensable component of software development.

The Attorney General just issued new guidelines that permit government authorities involved in anti-terrorism efforts to store private information associated with U.S. citizens for up to five years.

The critical role that payment processors like PayPal place in e-commerce makes them subject to increased liability when they provide services and when they refuse to provide those services.

Harry Potter series author J.K Rowling retained the digital publishing rights for her works, allowing her to control the timing and form of digital distribution.

Iran’s latest attempt to control the Internet makes it increasingly clear that an Internet controlled and patrolled by governments makes the Internet no safer or more secure.

CASH gives us a model that can be used to empower creative artists in all fields to manage effectively the intellectual property that they create.

As law enforcement authorities around the world struggle to find the necessary support, Microsoft continues to commit significant resources toward combating cybercrime.

In a recent presentation at the TED Conference, Rob Reid demonstrated how bogus math is used to justify stringent copyright protection laws like SOPA and PIPA.