19 indicted in Internet piracy
An international software and movie piracy ring was hit today with a federal indictment that charged 19 members with stealing more than $6.5 million in copyrighted material.
U.S. Atty. Patrick Fitzgerald announced the charges against leaders and members of group dubbed "RISCISO" that allegedly copied and shared pirated films and software through password-protected sites on the Internet.
Read the complete story here. (Chicago Tribune)
GM to award outsourcing contracts valued at $15 billion on Thursday
- JVC and NICT develop 8MP robotic vision system
- Lawmakers slam U.S. firms aiding China cyber-cops
- Intel to discontinue some Itanium 2s, Xeon MPs
- Is Sony planning a PS3 online gaming service to rival Xbox Live?
- Infrant Technologies adds compact TeraByte RAID NAS
- CBS to sell new "Survivor" episodes on CBS.com
- ATI intros DVB-H platform
- "CA" replaces "Computer Associates"
- Canon introduces DVD camcorder
Shipments of cellphones surge past 800 million in 2005
- Lawsuit claims iPod can cause hearing loss
- Game giant EA feels the pinch, cuts 5% of its workforce
- Motorola, Cingular launch second iTunes phone
- FCC to Congress: Stop sales of phone data
- Adobe may not deliver native Intel Mac support until 2007
- Microsoft updates Windows Server 2003
- Gates: Web site censorship doesn't work
- Microsoft: No delays to Vista Beta 2, 2006 release
- In loving memory of our friend Claire Goodhue
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
