a judge in new zealand has ruled, kim dotcom, that is his name, he changed it.e's not such a flight risk that he must remain in custody. he told reporters that he was looking forward to returning to his family, and that is where he will have to stay. strict bail conditions mean the alleged internet pirate will be under virtual house arrest and banned from using the internet. kim dotcom faces multiple copyright infringement charges in the united states. welcome back to "world business today" live on cnn. >>> a bitter battle over who owns the ipad trademark in china has landed in a shanghai court. apple has been locked in an increasingly intense dispute over the ipad name with chinese technology company proview. now, proview is seeking an injunction to have sales of the ipad banned in china under the ipad name. well, today's court action is just one part of a pretty complicateded legal battle brewing in china over the ipad trademark. to help us understand this better and to break it down, eunice eun joins me live from beijing. eunice, what exactly are both sides a

the 2.5 million euro house belonged to a jubilant kim dotcom. he was detained in january after his internet platform was accused of hosting copyrighted material. >> to sports now. >> exactly right. to soccer. the bundesliga have either coach after the shocking defeat. >> he had only been in charge of the team since the beginning of the season. club officials say the move was prompted by poor results. oppenheim have only had one victory in their last 10 bundesliga games. stanislavski is the fifth coach to be fired this season. the german cycling legend has been banned for two years for doping. the sport has annulled all of his results from mid-2005. that is when the court says there is proof that he was working with a spanish doctor, a specialist in blood doping. it was the first german to win the tour de france in 1997. he did retire, though, from the sport by years ago. >> one artist turns 80 today, and to mark the occasion, a major retrospective of his work opens in berlin on sunday. >> he is one of the greatest artists of our time. few can ma

. >> in new zealand court has freed the accused internet pirate kim dotcom on bail.rested last month. the german national is accused of costing the entertainment industry millions in lost revenue, and he faces extradition to the u.s. >> divers searching the capsulized costa concordia cruise liner say they found four more bodies inside. authorities say two have been recovered, and women and a 5- year-old girl. the costa concordia ran aground on january 13 of the italian island italiangiglio, with some 4200 passengers and crew on board. 21 bodies had been found, with another 11 people still missing. >> most of us know someone whose life has been touched by cancer. >> 12 million people around the world will come down with some form of cancer this year alone. >> oncologist and cancer researchers are gathering here in berlin this week to discuss the latest breakthroughs and patient treatments. >> half of the adults treated for cancer in germany survive. two million former sufferers are still alive more than 10 years after being diagnosed. but treatment has its drawbacks.

competition that comes along the hollywood goes crying to congress and they start locking people up like kim dotcom in new zealand for example and it's come down with anti-terrorism law so how is that going to be as you know the fight against the entrenched oligarch how are we going to get around that david health well i think that you make an interesting point as i say it's early days but certainly from what we're currently seeing with file sharing the attempt with back to. the attempts to centrally shut down and control distributed systems i think i think my response to that is. technologically it's a very difficult and very difficult program to to impose unless the internet is policed in a way that i think i still have faith that people will generally find an acceptable unless there's a kind of draconian centralized response beyond anything that we're. used to in in certainly in modern times in the western world and then i can't see technically how these systems can be stopped all to be all that's required for these kinds of systems to operate is the sharing of information the internet alternate

kim dotcom founder of file sharing website mega float has been released on bail in new zealand he was detained a month ago at their request of the u.s. which claims megaupload cost the filmmakers and songwriters more than half a billion dollars in lost revenues dot com was earlier branded an extreme fly risk due to his multiple identities and money but the judge said all these funds have been seized dot com denies all charges and promises to fight extradition to the u.s. . that brings us up to date here in our team and see what's happening in business arenas here. hello and welcome to business here on the price of flight c. europe is about to get more expensive now the efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions the block is imposing a new carbon tax on any carrier that flies inside or to the region and this is being of course strongly opposed by nearly every other major nation who's the plots are meeting in moscow to discuss a response in the societies that image is an acoa ports. trade is brewing in the skies over you like many conflicts before this is over both ideology and money. fort

approval to implant that spyware or more details on the legality are still unknown meanwhile owner kim dotcom is being detained in new zealand and his next legal hearing is scheduled for february twenty second where we're going to learn if he will be extradited to the u.s. to face prosecution and as always we will continue to bring you all the latest on this story as it becomes available. well these days it's become increasingly difficult to find something that's truly made in america especially the gadgets that we rely on every day more specifically your i phone see just the other week the new york times released an in-depth report talking to former apple employees and contractors economists manufacturing experts and the like and they concluded that it's not just low wages the drive businesses businesses to take jobs abroad but it's the convenience of the supply chain as well as a larger workforce of mid-level employees and engineers that are more skilled and more adaptable so basically it says that american manufacturing is not coming back because i work for us and our factories simply can'

kim dotcom was denied bail.nited states is convinced several foreign countries to crack down and jail employees of mega upload. it shut down the company's servers, to which dotcom says hey, can we have a trial first? >> all of our mains have been seized by the u.s. government without a hearing, without a trial. our legitimate business has been terminated and users don't have access to their property. >> trading on wall street getting under way in three minutes. we're looking pretty good with all of that good news on the economy. >> let's hope it continues. thank you. 6:27. still to come on "today in the bay," san jose police at the scene of an overnight shooting. we'll have a live report. >> also police lining up -- people are lining up, not police, to take advantage of low interest loans. we'll have details in a live report. >> it's a cold clear start but we've got a spectacular forecast for your weekend. i'll take through that and let you know when the cloudy rainy pattern develops. that's all coming up. >> we