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Forget the Bootleg, Just Download the Movie Legally
After years of avoiding it, Hollywood studios are preparing to let people download and buy electronic copies of movies over the Internet.

Dear Blog: Today I Worked on My Book
For years, book authors have used the Internet to publicize their work. Several are now experimenting with maintaining blogs while still in the act of writing their books.

Over 26 million text messages sent backing Live 8
PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - More than 26.4 million people from around the world sent text messages on Saturday in support of the Live 8 campaign to cancel the debts of the poorest countries, setting a world record, organizers said.

AMD says motion granted in Intel suit
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. said late Sunday a U.S. court has granted its motion to have third parties preserve relevant evidence related to its antitrust lawsuit against bigger rival Intel Corp.

Tech firms want Europe patent software law pulled
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - European high-tech leaders said on Monday they would prefer the European Parliament to scrap a controversial software patent law rather than confuse it with dozens of amendments when it votes later this week.

Napster, Dell in college alliance
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Dell Inc. , the world's largest personal computer supplier, and Napster Inc. on Wednesday said they will provide colleges with a legal online music hardware and software package.

TV technology at edge of legal frontier
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Days after the Supreme Court weighed in on digital copyright infringement issues in the MGM v. Grokster case, select consumer electronics chains began stocking a product some predict could spark the entertainment industr

MTV places bets on 'Stacked'
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Viacom Inc.'s new MTV Games unit is betting its chips on a strategic alliance with video game maker Myelin Media for the fall Texas hold 'em poker release "Stacked With Daniel Negreanu."

Disney to offer phone service using Sprint network
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Theme park and media company Walt Disney Co. on Wednesday said it would use Sprint's network to offer a mobile phone service geared toward families.

Sony battles hackers over hijacked games
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Hackers have cracked piracy protections on Sony Corp.'s PlayStation Portable in the United States, the latest chapter in the company's battle to block unauthorized game use on its new hand-held device.

Microsoft, France Tel upbeat on partnership hopes
PARIS (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp. and France Telecom said on Wednesday the first product from their multimedia partnership was likely to be ready within a year and that they were confident of success in the venture.

EU assembly throws out bill to harmonize patents
STRASBOURG, France (Reuters) - The European Parliament threw out on Wednesday a controversial bill to harmonize patents on software which big technology companies had sought to protect themselves.

PalmSource licenses software to LG
NEW YORK (Reuters) - PalmSource Inc. on Wednesday said it licensed its software for handheld computers to South Korean consumer electronics company LG Electronics Inc.<066570.K> for its most advanced cellphones.

Qualcomm rejects Broadcom claims, eyes legal action
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Qualcomm Inc. said on Wednesday that its practices for selling technology licenses are lawful and favor competition following an antitrust lawsuit brought against it from rival Broadcom Corp. .

Go Computer founder in antitrust suit
SAN FRANCISCO/SEATTLE (Reuters) - The founder of Go Computer, a pioneer of pen-based computing that was once seen as a possible alternative to Microsoft Corp.'s operating systems, filed antitrust lawsuits against Microsoft last week.

Images from phones add to London attacks coverage
LONDON (Reuters) - Mobile phones transformed victims into journalists after the transport attacks in London as amateur photographs and video footage played a key role in newspaper, television and Internet coverage.

EU court confirms transfer of Microsoft case
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The EU's second highest court has taken the Microsoft anti-trust case away from the judge its was originally assigned to and given it to a panel of 13 judges, a court official said on Friday.

Web users flock to UK sites for London blast news
LONDON (Reuters) - Record numbers of visitors deluged British Web sites on Thursday as people around the world sought news of the blasts that rocked London's public transport.

Congestion disrupts mobile networks amid UK blasts
LONDON (Reuters) - A series of blasts disrupted communications across London on Thursday, but the British government has not used powers to take over cell phone networks, mobile operators said.

Teenager gets suspended sentence for Internet worm
BERLIN (Reuters) - A German court on Friday convicted a teenager who wrote the Sasser Internet worm and knocked out an estimated one million computers in homes and businesses across the world.

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