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  1. Google’s Rosetta Stone AdWords Woes Continue as Case Reopened

    They also prohibit the promotion of counterfeit goods through their AdWords program, though this is defined within their policy as having “a trademark or logo that is identical to or substantially indistinguishable from the trademark of another.

  2. Judge Orders ALL Search Engines, Social Networks to De-index Seized Websites

    A Nevada District Court case has ruled in favor of Chanel, allowing the company to take down over 800 domain names that sell counterfeit products. The judge who made the ruling allowed Chanel's evaluation, which for the most part involved...

  3. SEO Fined More Than Site Owner of Counterfeit Merchandise Site

    The jury found that web hosts and SEO's cannot rely solely on third parties to police their web sites and provide actual notice of counterfeit sales from the brand owners. Warning to all SEO consultants: you better read the copy you're working on...

  4. Feds To Push More Online Copyright Crackdowns

    CyberMonday saw Homeland Security seize about 80 websites selling counterfeit products and providing access to pirated movies. White House intellectual property czar Victoria Espinel told a conference Monday that there will be more domain seizures...

  5. Did Senator Wyden Save The Internet?

    Each year, online piracy and the sale of counterfeit goods cost American businesses billions of dollars and result in hundreds of thousands of lost jobs," said Leahy, the Tech, the MIT newspaper reported.

  6. Google vs. the World: A Week of Conflicts, Disputes, and Lawsuits

    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...

  7. Search Marketers' Wish Lists

    A more aggressive policy targeting misuse of trademark/counterfeit product. I asked many of those same marketers what they would most like to see from search engines in 2008. WeI'll be sharing part 2 of these search marketing wish lists tomorrow.