 The Scotsman: The real price of rainbows
IT'S decision time. How much do you want to pay for the new Radiohead album? You could have it for 1p, or even for free, next week (by downloading it from the band's website, for whatever fee you think is appropriate) or wait until December and pay £40...
The Scotsman: Led Zeppelin music pirate's stairway to jail
ONE of Europe's biggest music pirates, convicted after rock legend Jimmy Page gave evidence against him, has been jailed for 20 months.
The Scotsman: Youth held for online Potter
FRENCH police detained a 16-year-old who posted an unauthorised translation of the latest Harry Potter book online, it was reported yesterday.
The Scotsman: Anti-piracy farce is biggest theft of all
"YOU wouldn't steal a car. You wouldn't steal a handbag. You wouldn't steal a television. Downloading pirated films is stealing." Oh, just sod right off.
The Scotsman: Firms in the dark about the risks from hackers
Many businesses commit to investing in security but fail to manage it properly, meaning criminals and unauthorised users can still gain access without anyone noticing, writes ANTHONY HARRINGTON
The Scotsman: Businesses on standby for an energetic wake-up call
Microsoft's new operating system promises to address energy costs and environmental concerns reverberating in the boardroom, finds BILL MAGEE
The Scotsman: Protection is there to stop rivals making a monkey out of you
It may sound boring, but the laws in place to prevent others apeing your ideas are vital, writes COLIN CALDER
The Scotsman: Time to set the record straight on copyright
Keeping digital music protected without chastising innocent consumers requires a change of attitude and revised legal framework, writes RAY JAMES
The Scotsman: Branding is key to winning formula
In the drive to consolidate their presence, more companies are realising the potential of both IT and IP, finds COLIN CALDER
The Scotsman: Get your label's copyright sewn up
To safeguard the continuity of your brand name, it's vital to protect it by registering it properly, discovers COLIN CALDER
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