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  1. Google News Snippets, YouTube Embedded Videos Face Legal Challenges in Germany

    Webmasters will need to be much more careful about quoting content from online German publications after a new online copyright law comes into effect in Germany on August 1. The law, which targets search engines that provide snippets, originally...

  2. Google Reports Surge in Government Takedown Requests

    Another instance involved a UK local law enforcement agency's request to take down a YouTube video that falsely portrayed an official wearing a racist uniform. Local law enforcement also asked that another YouTube video be taken down because it...

  3. Google Challenges U.S. National Security Letter in Court

    If the firm can succeed in its fight against NSLs then it could open the floodgates for others to stand up against a law that some see to be nothing more than a snooper's charter. At the time the company said it was working with the authorities to...

  4. Google Transparency Report Adds Details on Subpoenas, Search Warrants, Court Orders

    Google's Richard Slagado, Legal Director, Law Enforcement and Information Security, stated they will release those numbers in a separate report from here forward and to "stay tuned" for those data. The remaining 10 percent were mostly court orders...

  5. Failure to Comply: Judge Orders Google to Reveal Paid Media Relationships

    While Google failed to comply with the order regarding the media and requested clarification instead, Oracle published its list of individuals and organizations that it had paid, naming blogger Florian Mueller and Stanford professor Paul Goldstein...

  6. Miami Heat Minority Owner Sues Google Over Unflattering Photo

    So Katz is seeking damages under international law. When people malign others, the law protects them. This blog presents publicly available information about RK Centers (former RK Associates),including court records, media publications and opinions.

  7. Google Reveals More Government Search Censorship Requests

    Even when content doesn’t violate their own guidelines, Google may bend to the law of any given country. In Thailand, the Ministry of Information, Communication and Technology asked Google to remove 149 YouTube videos for allegedly insulting the...

  8. Facebook Settles Privacy Lawsuit, Buys Facial Recognition Company Face.com

    The proposed class-action lawsuit accused Facebook of violating California law by featuring user “Likes” as Sponsored Stories without compensation or an opt-out option. Five Facebook members brought the case forward, though nearly one in three U.S...

  9. Google Not Responsible for Policing YouTube Content: French Court

    Google recently commissioned a top first amendment rights academic to make their case that they are a media outlet, much like the New York Times, and are therefore protected by freedom of speech law. So says a judgment by a court in France in the...

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

    Under Australian law, the court could not levy a monetary fine against Google, though they ordered that the search giant pay the plaintiff’s court costs. Advanced Systems Concepts, Inc.that buying ads based on a competitor's name doesn't violate...

  11. YouTube-Viacom Copyright Lawsuit Resurrected by Appeals Court Ruling

    The court delivered a definitive, common sense message – intentionally ignoring theft is not protected by the law. Court of Appeals has resurrected Viacom's $1 billion copyright infringement suit against video-sharing service YouTube.

  12. Google Forfeiture: Government Splits $500 Million

    Select Rhode Island law enforcement agencies are about to beef up their training, equipment and investigative budgets. Under the program allowing the distribution of forfeited funds among law enforcement agencies who participate in federal...

  13. Google Reviews Japanese Court Order Demanding Removal of Autocomplete Terms

    Google is reviewing the court order, which would force Google's operations based in U.S.to obey the Japanese court of law. The man’s lawyer, Hiroyuki Tomita, told Japan Times his client “decided to seek a court injunction after learning the...

  14. Google, Microsoft, Yahoo Working With White House on Do No Track Browsing

    It doesn’t protect your data in the instances of market research, product development, or inquiries from law enforcement. The issue is particularly interesting from a UK and European perspective as it comes weeks before the so-called Cookie Law...

  15. Google Won't Erase Links to Max Mosley Hooker Orgy Stories, So He Sues

    Mosley, with all due respect, is not looking for anything a court of law could order. So.a court decided it wasn’t right for News of the World to label the orgy “Nazi” in nature. In the most recent case, settled in a French court in November, he...