Bloggers and social media users face identity theft and fraud
From fake Instagram accounts promoting other user’s photo’s as their own to bloggers whose website and social details have been used to obtain free goods fraudulently.
The web has no national boundaries; it’s about time the law caught up
The beauty of the internet is its global nature, where it doesn’t matter that you are from the UK, US, Japan, China, Kenya, or anywhere else – you have access to much of the same content and ideas.
Infographic: Smartphone patent wars
The rise of the smartphone has brought with it a growth in patent litigation between the various firms as they attempt to prevent their competitors copying their technologies and designs.
Internet companies should not be monitoring terrorists or anyone else
It is a gross violation of privacy for communications companies to monitor their users despite what the intelligence services may claim.