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We round up the week's breaking news on copyright issues and moves to block websites
DNA of people arrested but not convicted of a crime will not be held on DNA database says Government
What exactly are hacktivists and what are they doing to Sony?
Film industry body seeks legal ruling at the High Court that would force internet service provider BT to block access to file-sharing site Newzbin
Information Commissioner's Office gives Government 35 days to either appeal or comply with request to reveal names of public sector workers earning £150,000
Internet Eyes website taken to task for CCTV online privacy breach
Privacy watchdog says size of the penalty reflects the seriousness of the breaches
We've created a project home on Codeplex
Social networking site raises privacy issues by introducing face recognition
Culture Minister tells businesses 'prior consent' from consumers may not be needed to download cookies to their computers
Privacy watchdog allows companies time to 'get their house in order' as EU Privacy and Electronics Communications Directive changes come into force
Controversial solicitor gets away with slap on the wrist
Owner of ACS Law which acted for Media Cat in the controversial file sharing lawsuit escapes more stringent fine of £200,000 because of his 'limited means'
An EU regulation will force companies to gain consent from users before placing cookies on their computer
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