Business News Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft Sued Over ‘Massive Music Piracy’ The estate of well-known Broadway composer Harold Arlen claims the major digital music stores are full of unauthorized copies of his songs. By Matthew Humphries
Business Legal ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ and ‘Game of Thrones’ Top the Most Pirated Media of 2014 By Nina Zipkin
Tech ‘Six Strikes’ Anti-Piracy Plan Could Slow Public Wi-Fi for Businesses What you need to know if your company offers complimentary Wi-Fi to customers. By Amy Gahran
Building a Business Tech Entrepreneurs Urge Presidential Candidates to Consider Internet Freedom Members of 'Internet 2012' will hit the road next month to spread the word about bills they say could threaten free sharing of information online. By Jason Fell
Tech Tech Entrepreneurs Sign ‘Declaration of Internet Freedom’ Petition More than 100 groups and individuals show support for another effort against legislation they say threatens free information sharing online. By Jason Fell
Tech The Battle Against SOPA Is Far From Over Even though the anti-piracy bill has been sidelined, other proposed legislation still exist that pose equal threats to online businesses. By AJ Kumar
Tech A SOPA About-Face for Members of Congress Votes on anti-piracy bills are placed on hold in the wake of dramatic online and in-person protests. By Jason Fell
Tech NY Tech Entrepreneurs: Stop the SOPA and PIPA Anti-Piracy Bills Online and in-person, groups protest controversial legislation. By Jason Fell
Building a Business White House Opposes Online Piracy Bills — For Now Obama administration puts the brakes on controversial legislation to punish 'rogue' websites that sell pirated content. By Jason Fell
Building a Business Anti-Piracy Bill Could Do More Harm Than Good for Small Companies The proposed 'SOPA' bill aims to put an end to online piracy, but those who oppose it say it could have negative implications for small businesses. By Jason Fell