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New Zealand government withdraws support for draconian copyright law

By Justin Robinson | Mar 24, 2009

Section 92A's three strikes rule being reworked.

News > Entertainment

RIANZ defends new copyright law

By David Hollingworth | Mar 10, 2009

Essential linkage: The head of Recording Industry Association of New Zealand speaks out in defence of Section 92a.

News > Entertainment

Daft Kiwi copyright law could be adopted

By The Inquirer | Jan 7, 2009

NZ downloaders presumed guilty without evidence, according to new law.

News > Lifestyle

Pirate Bay faces further legal broadside

By The Inquirer | Jul 30, 2009

New lawsuit aims to sink the filesharer forever.

News > Lifestyle

The end of US Internet freedom looms

By The Inquirer | Nov 5, 2009

The devil's in the details and fine print.

News > Science

Asimov's robot laws need updating

By The Inquirer | Aug 24, 2009

Humans need to be responsible for our plastic pals who are (not quite yet) fun to be with.

News > Lifestyle

Open source software is a communist plot

By The Inquirer | Feb 26, 2010

Recommending Linux makes you an enemy of the state, apparently.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Innovative Silicon announces Z-RAM breakthroughs

By The Inquirer | Mar 18, 2010

Can now compete with traditional DRAM.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Fake Intel processors generate massive controversy

By Justin Robinson | Mar 8, 2010

Chips faked, journos attacked.

News > PC Games

Check out the Napoleon Total War launch trailer

By David Hollingworth | Feb 26, 2010

Video: Infantry squares, cavalry charges and rocket barrages - oh my!

News > Lifestyle

Secret ACTA treaty leaked

By The Inquirer | Feb 23, 2010

World going crazy over copyright enforcement...

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Processor speed exhausted in 75 years

By Justin Robinson | Oct 14, 2009

Moore's law kicks processor speeds where it hurts.

News > Entertainment

New Zealand to get shiny new Copyright Act

By David Hollingworth | May 4, 2009

With Amendment 92a dead and buried, New Zealand's government looks even further ahead to a whole new look at Copyright.

Reviews > Console Games

Red Dead Redemption

By David Hollingworth | Jan 29, 2010

Hands on with Rockstar's open world western epic. PLUS: New gallery of screenshots!

News > Entertainment

RIAA rejects reduced fine for 'piracy'

By The Inquirer | Jan 29, 2010

But does not want the full $1.9 million - $25,000 should be 'enough'.

News > Science

Scientists help predict nanotech chip design

By The Inquirer | Dec 3, 2009

Atomic scale chip design.

News > Entertainment

Suing P2P users is like terrorism

By The Inquirer | Nov 18, 2009

Essential linkage: Viacom lawyer speaks out.

News > Entertainment

The MPAA runs amok

By The Inquirer | Nov 16, 2009

Bad decisions of our time part 1237.

News > Lifestyle

Americans continue plans to switch off the Internet

By The Inquirer | Sep 1, 2009

It is ours we can do what we like with it.

News > Security

NSW cops get sneaky new hacking laws

By David Hollingworth | Mar 6, 2009

Essential linkage: Law quietly passed to give police greater - and more secret - access to your pr0n stash.

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Issue: 111 | April, 2010

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