Google is making changes to how it deals with DMCA takedown notices and counter-notices.

Net neutrality? Comcast says that its peering dispute with Level 3 is just about business, and it offers some fascinating background to the whole saga.

The first trial over Xbox modding is underway in Los Angeles—or at least it was. The federal judge presiding over the courtroom expressed his "serious concerns" over the government's case and has put the proceedings on hold.

The world's dwindling supply of unallocated IPv4 address space has gotten smaller, as the IANA has handed out four of the 11 remaining unused blocks.

Is Comcast using its own product testing requirements to kill the market for independently manufactured cable modems? The second biggest maker of DOCSIS standard modems says yes, and wants the FCC to do something about it. Reform groups are calling the complaint reason three why the agency needs to act on open Internet rules and Comcast's petition for merger with NBC Universal.

FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski has accepted the "wireless is different" argument. His proposed net neutrality rules will ban "unreasonable discrimination" by ISPs, but only when such discrimination is wired.

The US Copyright Group is fed up with file-sharing defendants filing "fill in the blanks" legal motions drafted by one Florida lawyer, and they've taken the unusual step of asking a judge to sanction him for his efforts.