US to continue Dotcom extradition
The United States is determined to go ahead with its attempt to extradite Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom to face trial over copyright infringement.
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Pat Pilcher: Software patent stoush could have huge impact
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Mega hit with 150 copyright warnings
Kim Dotcom's new Mega website has already received 150 notices for copyrighted content allegedly being hosted on the service, according to a report.
Pat Pilcher: RIANZ responds to Dotcom piracy plan
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A battle between Sanitarium and a Christchurch man who imported 2000 jars of UK Marmite into New Zealand will head to the High Court early next year.
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Hapu to blockade boat ramp
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Data theft claims head for court
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Kiwi label wins wine clash
A French winemaking giant has lost its case against a Hawkes Bay estate after it accused the company of ripping off the name of one of its wines.
Jane Kelsey: Hollywood lays down its own law
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