A Google spokesperson said on that ruling, “We are disappointed by the Federal Court's decision that Google should be responsible for the content of four particular ads on its platform. That statement doesn’t exactly jive with Google’s position on...
During the court case, Google had stopped showing the Copiepresse sites on the SERP and Google News site, causing more than a little resentment from the publications; they felt they were being punished for suing the company by having their sites...
The Supreme Court's decision was an unsigned or "Per Curiam" ruling; the ruling was "limited to the present circumstances" and could not be cited as precedent. On December 12, the Supreme Court ruled in a 5 to 4 vote that the Florida recounts could...
The full bench of the Federal Court, the country's second-highest court, has upheld a lower court ruling that Stephen Cooper, the operator of the Web site in question, as well as Comcen, the Internet service provider that hosted it, were guilty...
Below, a short Q and Assucopie all joined the case after Google posted the Belgian court ruling in late September. Google Belgium by court order. Google in Belgium are getting probably nil, since they were removed by court order from Google.
I can't see how the judge could change his opinion,'' she said, certain that the court will uphold the September ruling. Google was granted an appeal for the case to be reheard, as it hadn't been represented in court the first time.
Last week, Google complied with a Belgian court order and posted the ruling against it in a copyright suit on the home page of Google Belgium and Google Internet's top search engine from the Associated Press has details about the sale, which was...
Court Suspect Entwistle's Desktop Search Query to be Used in Court Case Judge to Order Google to Give Up Some Data from the Associated Press covers the news that Google will be required to hand over some information requested by the US Department...
Kai-Fu Lee: California Judge Sides (For Now) with Microsoft - A California judge has sided with Microsoft and issued a "tentative court ruling that would limit the search engine company's legal options for at least another three months," according...
The Associated Press, Reuters, and other sources report from that a California judge has sided with Microsoft and issued a, "tentative court ruling that would limit the search engine company's legal options for at least another three months...
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Auction meta search site Bidder's Edge gets 28 law professors to file a friend-of-the-court brief on its behalf, saying that the temporary ban against spidering eBay threatens search engines and linking in general.
