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Mark Weston, Computing, Thursday 15 April 2010 at 16:22:00 As the Digital Economy Act comes into force, Mark Weston of law firm Matthew Arnold & Baldwin analyses the weaknesses in UK copyright laws and asks whether they are out of date Seventy-three per cent of two thousand people recently surveyed by Consumer Focus... 

When hackers a continent away attack a military computer system, using computers belonging to unsuspecting private citizens or businesses as cover, what are the rules when the U.S. fights back? As U.S. officials struggle to put together plans to defend government networks, they are faced with questions about the rippling effects... 

Nicola Brittain, Computing, Tuesday 13 April 2010 at 15:56:00 New measures could cost ISPs as much as £15m as they are forced to police their networks The Digital Economy Bill has now been made the Digital Economy Act 2010, despite cross party opposition, a public campaign against it and a vow to defy file sharing laws... 

Nicola Brittain, Computing, Friday 9 April 2010 at 12:47:00 Despite opposition from ISPs, MPs and many internet users, bill passes into law The controversial Digital Economy Bill passed through the House of Lords last night and has finally been given Royal Assent. This followed a third reading in the Commons on Wednesday,... 

Dave Bailey, Computing, Thursday 8 April 2010 at 14:28:00 Bill just needs approval from Lords and Royal Assent to pass The controversial Digital Economy Bill was pushed through the Commons last night, where MPs read it for the third time. It was passed by 189 votes to 47, despite protests from MPs on all sides of the House. With... 

Nicola Brittain, Computing, Tuesday 6 April 2010 at 17:03:00 Along with the Finance Bill and the Crime and Security Bill Leader of the House of Commons Harriet Harman has this afternoon announced that the Digital Economy Bill, the Finance Bill and the Crime and Security Bill will go into a process called the wash-up. This...