Microsoft Buys Mobile Ad FirmMicrosoft has acquired Paris-based mobile ad network ScreenTonic, which serves text and display ads to mobile phones and devices in Belgium, France and the U.K. By Elisabeth Osmeloski Editor, Search Engine Watch...
MSN Reporter -- A Digg Competitor from MSNMSN Reporter, in beta since October 2006, has launched in the Netherlands, Belgium and Norway. Editor, Search Engine Watch Copyright (c) 2007 Incisive Interactive Marketing LLC
MSN Reporter -- A Digg Competitor from MSNMSN Reporter, in beta since October 2006, has launched in the Netherlands, Belgium and Norway. Editor, Search Engine Watch Copyright (c) 2007 Incisive Interactive Marketing LLC
According to a story by AFP, Belgium's French-speaking newspapers are seeking redress from Yahoo News -- after taking action against Google News a year ago. The editors group, Copiepresse, accuses Yahoo of violating copyright laws.
Q&A On Google's Belgium News Agreements This week, news emerged about an agreement between Google and two Belgian author groups that were suing it over copyright issues. Google has put away $200M for copyright case legal issues with the YouTube...
The AP reports that Google is finally going to show up in court to present their side of the case in the Belgium copyright suit. Via Techmeme, news that Google has settled with two Belgian publishing groups involved in a lawsuit against it over...
The Sofam deal might help solve some of Google's legal issues in Belgium. Google Belgium by court order. The group represents the rights of nearly 4,000 photographers in Belgium, Google said. News Belgium less useful than it would be.
Via Techmeme, news that Google has settled with two Belgian publishing groups involved in a lawsuit against it over content included in Google News Belgium. Google's Belgium Google later had to post the ruling against it on Google Belgium.
The AP reports that Google is finally going to show up in court to present their side of the case in the Belgium copyright suit. Google has never showed up to fight the publishers and papers in Belgium the first time the case was heard.
Google is also in trouble over copyright issues in Belgium (also see here and in Australia. Pandia reports that Google News is in trouble again over copyright laws overseas. This form of syndication is in "violation with Norwegian copyright law...
Australia is not alone here; Belgium newspapers are fighting. I believe the issue here is that Australia wants Google to get copyright owners to opt in to having their content indexed, archived and cached, as opposed to opting out via a robots.txt...
Australia is not alone here; Belgium newspapers are fighting. AFP reports that Google has warned Australia that if they pass certain a new copyright law that it will set the country back to "the pre-Internet era.
Australia is not alone here; Belgium newspapers are fighting Google over similar copyright issues. Postscript From Danny: See also my Google's Belgium Fight: Show Me The Money, Not The Opt-Out, Say Publishers piece that goes into great depth about...
Belgium Drops Some Newspapers, Negotiating On Inclusion After Cease Windows Live's New linkfromdomain Command; Googleplex Going Solar Certainly" Blacklist Spam, Search Engine Via News.com, news of a news site that wants out of Google News not...
MSN is latest target of Belgian copyright complaint from InfoWorld covers how Copiepresse is now negotiating with MSN Belgium after sending a cease-and-desist letter to MSN. Meanwhile, MSN Belgium has removed some newspapers.
Google's Belgium Fight: Show Me The Money, Not The Opt-Out, Say Publishers - I've had a long talk with the group that so far has successfully sued Google in Belgium over indexing, a talk that leaves me thinking they don't fully understand how...
Google's Belgium Fight: Show Me The Money, Not The Opt-Out, Say Publishers - I've had a long talk with the group that so far has successfully sued Google in Belgium over indexing, a talk that leaves me thinking they don't fully understand how...
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 News Belgium, along with many other places including many search results pages.
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 News Belgium, along with many other places including many search results pages.
Why did Google initially refuse to post the ruling on the Google web sites in Belgium after last Friday's decision, then change its mind? Information was sent to Google's headquarters in Belgium. Belgium from the Official Google Blog doesn't...
