Other legal issues around Automcomplete/Suggest have included a "scam" suggestion in Paris (for which Google was found guilty), and lawsuit in Belgium (for which Google was found not guilty). However, in January of this year, a French court ordered...
MSN Reporter -- A Digg Competitor from MSNMSN Reporter, in beta since October 2006, has launched in the Netherlands, Belgium and Norway markets. Search Engines Are Allowed to Reject AdsA court decision made it clear that search engines are allowed...
A Belgian court ruled on Tuesday that Google may not publish in Google News Belgium copyrighted articles from Belgian newspapers managed by Copiepresse, which brought the suit. In fact, hundreds of news publishers in Belgium and around the world...
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. To Go To BelgiumCourt Finally Google has never showed
up to fight the publishers and papers in Belgium the first...
Google Belgium by court order. Google in Belgium are getting probably nil, since they were removed by court
order from Google. The
group represents the rights of nearly 4,000 photographers in Belgium, Google
said.
Go To BelgiumCourt Finally Belgium Fight: Show Me The Money, Not The Opt-Out, Say Publishers (Long
look at how the case happened and issues surrounding it) Via Techmeme,
news that Google has settled with two Belgian publishing groups involved in...
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.
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 how this is effectively already the law in Belgium, due to a court ruling there.
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 Belgium page, rather than the bottom. News Belgium, along with many other places including...
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? Belgium from the Official Google Blog doesn't really provide much new
information that you haven't already...
Belgium Fight: Show Me The Money, Not The Opt-Out, Say Publishers: Explains
when the ruling happened, how Google reacted to remove the publications more
than they were probably expected and why if the fight were really about
copyright, the...
My past article Google's Belgium Fight: Show Me The Money, Not The Opt-Out, Say Publishers has more about that and the entire case. Google Loses Appeal On Posting Belgian Ruling Google loses appeal on posting court ruling from Reuters covers Google...
My past article Google's Belgium Google loses appeal on posting court ruling from Reuters covers Google losing
an appeal that it should not be required to post the ruling of a Belgian court
over a copyright infringement lawsuit on its Belgian web...
Belgium Fight: Show Me The Money, Not The Opt-Out, Say Publishers has more
about that and the entire case. Google loses appeal on posting court ruling from Reuters covers Google
losing an appeal that it should not be required to post the ruling...
The Belgiumcase could be different. Publish the ruling on Google Belgium
and Google News Belgium
or pay a fine of €500,000 per day Google in Belgium over indexing, a talk that leaves me thinking they don't fully
understand how search engines...
Spain, Switzerland, Austria and Scandinavia are due by the end of the year, then Belgium and Ireland next year. Pop-up ads from WhenU don't violate copyright or trademark laws, a US District Court judge rules.