The World Cup Finals are just around the corner and there are still no high definition-ready digital boxes to go along with that new, expensive plasma or LCD TV sitting on your living room wall.
The Swedish National Post and Telecom Agency (PTS) has revealed plans to allow small FM transmitters which can send wireless signals from, for example, mp3 players, to normal radios.
Australian gaming machine manufacturer Aristocrat Leisure Ltd said on Monday it had acquired Swedish high technology gaming company EssNet Interactive AB for about 50 million US dollars.
A Swedish appeal court decided on Wednesday not to hear the case against a man who illegally shared a film via the internet. The prosecutor said that the decision effectively puts an end to the hunt for private file sharers in Sweden.
Informing the authorities about the use of illegal computer programs has just become very profitable in Sweden: passing on information about an organisation which uses pirated software could earn an informant up to half a million kronor.
Stockholm police are to investigate whether a policeman has committed a crime by writing on the internet about the furore surrounding Social Democrat Youth leader Anna Sjödin, who was involved in a brawl at the Crazy Horse bar in Stockholm last weekend.
A Swedish internet entrepreneur has launched an innovative appeal to help the Firefox web browser compete with the likes of Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
Mobile phones are a scourge, damaging teenagers who believe that they must always be reachable and who are kept awake by SMS signals through the night. That's the view of Swedish doctors who have warned that increasing numbers of teenagers are suffering from insomnia caused by their mobiles.
The trial of a 30 year old man who is accused of sexually assaulting 38 girls he met through the internet has begun in Malmö. He kept a computer database of 150 girls, the youngest of whom was just 12 years old when the alleged abuse took place.
A new political party focused on decriminalizing so-called Internet piracy and making copyrighted material free for all is planning to run in Sweden's next general elections, the head of the party said on Tuesday.
The organisation representing record companies in Sweden has reported fifteen Swedes accused of file sharing to the police as part of a worldwide campaign.
A 27 year old man was fined 17,600 kronor on Wednesday by Sollentuna district court for having made the film "The third wave" available on the internet.
Genealogists' free exchange of family history information over the internet could be in breach of Sweden's personal data act, according to the country's Board of Data Inspection (DI).
The 28 year old man at the centre of Sweden's debate on illegal file sharing has been found guilty of breaking the country's copyright law and fined 16,000 kronor (2,000 US dollars) by Västmanland district court in Västerås.
Sweden's foreign minister Laila Freivalds and the American ambassador Teel Bivins have signed an agreement which breathes new life into cooperation between the Swedish National Space Board and NASA.
