Uefa launches offensive as YouTube piracy soars
UEFA, European football's governing body, has attacked file-sharing websites YouTube and Flickr for failing to prevent fans from uploading footage of games
Kong is king as Hollywood finally frames a game story
Aleks Krotoski: Movies based on videogames suck. You want proof? Two words: Street Fighter. Another two: Resident Evil
iTunes: Apple offers Hollywood movies to UK users
Apple is to start offering films such as I am Legend, The Matrix and Batman Begins on iTunes in the UK for the first time. By Mark Sweney
Peter Gabriel’s The Filter – scrobbling your life
Peter Gabriel is bang on trend, as the fashion world says, with The Filter.
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Chris Salmon finds music online repackaged, rearranged and remixed ... from Weezer's YouTube parody to genius compilations at Muxtape.com
News Corp tech firm escapes $1bn lawsuit
News Corporation majority-owned technology company NDS has seen off a $1bn lawsuit alleging piracy and hacking. By Mark Sweney
Piracy growing as fewer fans buy downloads
Record labels are losing the battle against digital piracy as the number of people who download songs legally falls back. By Owen Gibson
Live and let DIY
We're told pirates are "killing" the entertainment biz. But without them we'd have no pop radio, no Hollywood and rubbish trainers, says Matt Mason
Some places you just have to travel light
Celebrity Squares: Globetrotting filmmaker Morgan Spurlock finds that his Sony Vaio really takes a load off
Spielberg dabbles with games
Rewatching Indiana Jones & The Raiders of the Lost Ark on Saturday and bathing in the glory of Spielberg's film-making brilliance, I felt newly inspired to check out this Wired story on a new Wii game that Spielberg has created in collaboration with Electronic Arts.
Game on: Grand Theft sales threaten Hollywood
Film industry anxious game may dent profits of summer blockbusters as Grand Theft Auto IV is released
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Kate Hudson's inadvertent boob job on ads for Fool's Gold is the latest example of bad film poster art. Wendy Roby on a blog which celebrates billboard disasters
‘If you care about your family, give us £12,000’
Second extract from Hsiao-Hung Pai's book about the lives of illegal Chinese migrants in Britain
Harry Potter: the last battle
On one side: global-celebrity author JK Rowling. On the other: an amateur fan site devoted to Harry Potter. John Crace on the court case that has the publishing world holding its breath