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The result was a 1,200 page PDF that included everything from a field called "last location" to what he alleges was old "deleted" messages, posts and even Poke and IP addresses. For businesses it gives us, for the first time, the ability to connect...
I/P Engine alleges that Microsoft has, and continues to, infringe on the two patents. Microsoft has become the latest company to face a suit from Vringo subsidiary Innovate/Protect (I/P) engine over search patents.
In it, the author alleges the default "above the fold" area of a Google search results page (SERP) is only 18 percent “actual search results”. An interesting argument appeared on the Jitbit blog this week.
Limited Pressing Alleges 80% of Ad Clicks Are Bots E-commerce store builders Limited Pressing alleges that Facebook is holding the name they want for their Page hostage. A small hosted e-commerce store company says it is giving up on Facebook...
Google is being sued by the Texas attorney general, who alleges that the search giant is withholding documents from the state. The tribulation started two years ago as an antitrust lawsuit but has since expanded into an investigation that sees...
Oracle alleges that Google deliberately refused to license the company's Java platform for use in its Android smartphones. As the Google-Oracle trial continues into its second week, Oracle lawyers today interrogated Google executives Andy Rubin and...
Facebook alleges that Yahoo was infringing on 10 of its patents related to the operation of its web services and social networking. Facebook alleges that the infringing services account for some $4 billion in revenues.
The suit alleges that Facebook features including the News Feed and video content advertisements are based on Yahoo patents for social networking and online advertising. Additionally, the suit alleges that Facebook is violating Yahoo patents...
In another case, a Missouri man alleges that Google violated the Wiretap Act and is asking for damages on behalf of 62 million users, according to paidContent. A new Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights was also introduced today.
EPIC alleges that the changes to Google’s privacy policies, which will allow Google to combine user data across all of its properties “without user consent,” violates a consent order Google signed with the FTC last year related to Google Buzz.
The document is part of a lawsuit that alleges that Apple, Intel and Google had an agreement to not poach each other's employees - despite high-level acknowledgement that such action was "likely illegal".
The company alleges the defendants spammed users with emails purporting to be from Yahoo offices. Yahoo has claimed victory in a $610 million lawsuit against a group of individuals it accused of operating a massive spam and fraud campaign.
The agency alleges the data sharing with advertisers occurred between September 2008 and May 2010, according to Maneesha Mithal, associate director of the FTC's Division of Privacy and Identity Protection.
Microsoft alleges that Google has illegally inflated advertising rates for Microsoft, Bloomberg reports. As Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt prepares to testify before the U.S. Senate today, new details are out about the Federal Trade...
PayPal alleges that Google and former PayPal employees Osama Bedier "misappropriated PayPal trade secrets by disclosing them within Google and to major retailers" and Stephanie Tilenius violated a contractual obligations to eBay by soliciting and...
NHN alleges that Google "delayed certifying the use of its software for handset makers," with Daum adding that it has evidence to prove its claims that Google banned "search applications made by other companies.
The company also alleges that, after filing its original complaint, Google retaliated against 1plusV by delisting its sites in Google's search results. Outgoing CEO Eric Schmidt met with Joaquin Almunia, vice president of the European Commission...
The company says that the lower court should have been swayed by its evidence that searchers were confused by AdWords, and alleges that some of the advertisers paying for sponsored links keyed to its trademarks sold counterfeit Rosetta Stone...
A federal lawsuit filed in California alleges that Google illegally shared the search queries of its users with third parties. SEM Basics Organic Search Listings That Drive Clicks by John Greer People scan search results quickly.
A federal lawsuit filed in California alleges that Google illegally shared the search queries of its users with third parties. The complaint alleges that Google has "consistently and intentionally designed its services to ensure that user search...
