Drive contained the personal data of White House staffers and visitors
Five countries with lax copyright laws have become havens for software piracy, according to some U.S. lawmakers
Three groups establish a cyber 'chain of trust'
A Supreme Court decision is hurting Internet business and consumers, critics say
Data collection helps pay for all the free stuff on the 'Net, paper says
The DOJ repeals a Bush-era policy that 'raised hurdles' in federal antitrust probes.
The Supreme Court upheld an appellate ruling against the agency in February, effectively ending the DRAM-related suit
Members of conspiracy paid more than $1 million to former Haitian officials, DOJ says
U.S. agencies should implement printing policies to save money, a report says
Network management practices could fall under consumer protection, Leibowitz says
