Tommaso Koch

Critics are sharply divided over upcoming reforms to the EU’s intellectual property framework

Imprisoned ex-official at Spain’s scandal-hit copyright collection agency tells his side of story in new book

Digital graphic novel duo Marcos Martín and Brian K. Vaughan transport the flesh-eating zombies to Barcelona

US filmmaker is first of eight winners to be announced shortly by Oviedo-based foundation

Spanish streaming growing faster than EU average ahead of US giant’s predicted arrival

Film remains most affected sector, followed by television and music 4.455 billion items, with a market value of €23.265 billion, were illegally accessed last year

High Court hands down exemplary sentence using tough new intellectual property law

The law, which has already led to Google News closing operations, has just come into force

First sentences in huge 2011 SGAE corruption scandal handed down

Intellectual property law will see bigger fines in an attempt to curb rampant online piracy

A smash-hit in his homeland, Damián Szifrón’s new dark comedy is an Oscar hopeful

The giant-screen cinemas have been hit hard by the crisis

A look at the thrills, and the prices, at Parque Warner, Terra Mítica, Isla Mágica and PortAventura

Cinemagoers’ favorite proves to be 'Ocho apellidos vascos,' a record-breaking phenomenon

With record takings and applause after each showing, ‘Ocho apellidos vascos’ is a film phenomenon

The National Archeology Museum's six-year facelift is finally complete The project is opening one year late and €10 million over budget

Madrid Fusión goes back to basics with focus on natural vegetable ingredients For some, the event is still too much about pressing the flesh

‘La gran familia española’ heads list of nominations dominated by comedy

Few cases of archeological theft ever make it to court, the Civil Guard says

Made for 40,000 euros in five days, Spanish child-soldier drama makes Oscar shortlist

Dalí retrospective helps draw 730,339 visitors through Madrid museum's doors

Pirate copy of album by heavy rock band Extremoduro appeared on the web one month before planned release

Stage show based on 1980s songs returns to Gran Vía

Ana Botella jokes with journalists about famous "café con leche" quote and defends efforts "A country that punishes those who try is a country without any initiative," she says

Investigators uncover more than 2,000 ancient artifacts in ongoing probe

Online festivals and new technologies are helping boost the format