Lengow, which claims to be the European leader in “e-commerce feed management,” has closed a Series B round. The French company, originally backed by Kima Ventures, the personal fund of Fr
One by one the UK's ISPs are falling to a creeping censorship of the web led not by some secretive government organisation but by the UK's music industry in the shape of the British Phonographic Indus
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/brown.jpg" />Not too long ago it looked like British music pirates—a fine name for a band—were <a HREF="http://www.crunchgear
Virgin Music sent 800 letters to “file-sharers” warning them that if they don’t read the pamphlet on being a good copyright user their broadband could be shut off. Did Virgin have an
Flickr’d In order to force people to buy plastic discs with music encoded on them, the British Phonographic Industry (more or less the UK’s RIAA) has started sending mean and nasty letters to