Google has asked for a precise list of the laws the European Commission thinks it has broken in response to a deadline given by regulators, chairman Eric Schmidt has said while maintaining the company has done nothing wrong
The cost of most Microsoft UK volume licences will rise by up to 33.5 percent from 1 July, Microsoft has said, although the implications for public-sector costs have yet to be decided
Larry Ellison and Larry Page have appeared in court in San Francisco to give evidence in Oracle's patent litigation against Android
The government has launched a consultation to replace last year's 'royalty-free' definition of open standards for government IT, while denying accusations that this is due to Microsoft and BSA lobbying
The iPad maker is being investigated by the European Commission over concerns that it formed a cartel with five publishers over the sale of e-books
A time-zone and daylight savings reference database used by systems including Mac OS X and Linux has been taken offline by a copyright suit brought by an astrology company
Six US film studios have won a case against BT, which must block file-sharing Usenet site Newzbin2 after a landmark decision at the High Court
Governments should let companies try out technological solutions to problems such as piracy before introducing regulation, Eric Schmidt has argued at the e-G8 event in Paris
Cathode-ray tubes and other electronic waste is being illegally exported to Ghana and Nigeria from local council dumps, an investigation by the Environmental Investigation Agency has found
The EU Environment Council is calling for a 65 percent recycling target for e-waste, lower than the 85 percent called for by the European Parliament
