Pirate Bay sunk by Hollywood injunction – for now

Film studios' injunction granted by German court means that BitTorrent site has no internet connection (updated)

Good to meet you … Roger Wesson

A former Times reader tells how the Guardian's iPhone app spurred him to try the paper version – and now he's hooked

Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands refreshes the franchise

WORLD EXCLUSIVE: The brand new 'cinematic' trailer from Ubisoft's forthcoming Persian adventure looks staggering

Channel 4 boosts Film4’s budget by 20%

Development and financing budgets at broadcaster's film-making arm return to pre-downturn level. By Jason Deans

3D TV or not 3D TV – that is the question

Tom Lamont dons expensive hi-tech shades and tunes into what manufacturers hope is the future of television

What you can watch on your 3D Blu-ray player: monsters, aliens, but not Avatar

Unless you love children's films, there's not a lot on offer for early adopters

Film-style certificates coming for websites

A new internet service provider has used the British Board of Classification's film certification system to rate the suitability for different age groups of around 3bn websites

Toy Story 3: could the game be as good as the film?

Adam Boult: Watching the Toy Story 3 game trailer raises your hopes – but there are few decent games based on films

Carrie Bradshaw, you are definitely not a PC

Rumour has it that in the new Sex and the City film, Carrie has swapped her Mac for a PC. Could she use one?

Downfall filmmakers want YouTube to take down Hitler spoofs

Constantin Films stepping up campaign to assert copyright, demanding that the lampoons are taken down

Roger Ebert re-enters the ‘games as art’ debate

Keith Stuart: Veteran US film critic Roger Ebert has once again stated his case: games are not art and never will be