Microsoft Releases Latest Anti-Piracy Update
By Stuart J. Johnston | Features Article Published February 24, 2010
Previously known as Windows Genuine Advantage, Windows Activation Technologies' update adds detection of 70 activation hacks for Windows 7, aims to cut down on piracy and counterfeiting.
Tags: piracy, counterfeiting, Microsoft, anti-piracy, Windows Activation Technologies

Comcast Set to Enter Copyright Wars
By Kenneth Corbin | News Article Published January 27, 2010
By merging distribution with content, Comcast-NBC merger would up the ante on piracy deterrence for the cable giant.
Tags: Copyright, Net Neutrality, Comcast, piracy, NBC

SIIA Pays Out Record Rewards to Piracy Whistleblowers
By Larry Barrett | Features Article Published January 26, 2010
The principal trade association for the software and digital content industry paid a record amount of cash to sources who dropped a dime on software pirates.
Tags: software, eBay, piracy, SIIA, prosecution

Why Software Piracy Pays
By Mike Elgan | Features Article Published July 02, 2009
When you shell out $200 for your discounted upgrade of Windows 7 Professional, you're actually helping pay for a copy for someone in China.
Tags: Microsoft, Linux, Vista, Windows, piracy

Software Piracy Keeps on Growing
Applications Article Published May 12, 2009
The multi-year growth trend in software piracy shows no sign of abating, according to a business group.
Tags: software, media, piracy

Pirate Bay Operators Get Prison Time
By Reuters | Applications Article Published April 17, 2009
Four operators of the sprawling file sharing site Pirate Bay were give one-year prison terms for copyright breach.
Tags: international, media, music, servers, piracy