Daily Brisbane Technology News
- Film companies sue iiNet 'for allowing piracy'
- Heat rises over UK's web map of fascists
- Dead teen's mother testifies in cyber-bullying trial
- New plant tackles our electronic leftovers
- Microsoft to offer free security program
The film and television industry launches major legal action against iiNet for allegedly allowing users to download pirated movies and TV shows.
Right-wing extremists across Britain brace for violent repercussions after the British National Party's entire membership list was leaked.
The grieving mother of a girl tells a US jury how her daughter hanged herself with a belt after receiving cruel messages on her MySpace account.
Federal Government accused of dragging its feet on a national response to Australia's e-waste epidemic.
Microsoft to ditch its subscription PC security service and offer free software to protect computers from viruses, spyware and other threats.