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

    District Court Judge William Alsup said Google "failed to comply" with his order of August 7 in the firm's patent litigation with enterprise database and applications vendor Oracle. The Court is concerned that the parties and/or counsel herein may...

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

    Five Facebook members brought the case forward, though nearly one in three U.S.citizens could have joined in, said related court documents. Facebook has been ordered to pay $10 million to charity to settle a lawsuit over Sponsored Stories.

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

    So says a judgment by a court in France in the case of TF1, France’s largest television network, against YouTube and parent company Google. Stateside, a U.S.second circuit court of appeals panel overturned a judgment in YouTube’s favor in April...

  4. 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. Rosetta Stone’s trademark infringement lawsuit against Google, first filed in 2009 and...

  5. Google Engages in Misleading, Deceptive Conduct with AdWords: Australian Court

    They were ordered to pay the ACCC’s court costs, but no financial penalty is warranted under the Trade Practices Act. Google has lost an Australian court case on appeal after the original decision in their favor was overturned today.

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

    However, in January of this year, a French court ordered Google to pay a $65,000 fine and remove the word “escroc” (crook) as an Autocomplete suggestion for the name of the plaintiff in that case. The man’s lawyer, Hiroyuki Tomita, told Japan Times...

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

    So.a court decided it wasn’t right for News of the World to label the orgy “Nazi” in nature. His previous judgment against News of the World in London’s High Court awarded him £60,000. We've been saying to Google, you shouldn't do this, this...

  8. Google Forced to Release WikiLeaks Volunteer's Gmail Info

    Google and Sonic.net, a small Internet service provider, have been forced to hand a WikiLeaks volunteer’s email information to the U.S.government under a secret and controversial court order. The court order pertained to the emails of WikiLeaks...

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

    District Court for South Carolina ordered Bright Builders to pay $770,750 in statutory damages and Christopher Prince, owner of the web site, $28,250, according to lawyers for the plaintiff, Cleveland Golf Company Inc," InternetRetailer noted.

  10. Google Maps Adds Arterial Roads to Traffic Layer with Data from Your Phone

    Google says there are privacy protections added in, but excuse my skepticism as they were just court-ordered to hand over the name of an anonymous blogger in a libel suit. If you commute along a heavily-trafficked highway, you've probably often...

  11. Yelp User Being Sued for Negative Review

    Today, the two sides are undergoing court-ordered mediation. If it's not resolved, the suit will go to court March 2. A new lawsuit brought by a San Francisco chiropractor Steven Biegel is raising a very good question about online reviews.

  12. Who Owns the Brand?

    In December 2005, a French court ordered Google to pay Louis Vuitton a fine, and cease offering competing ads to competitors. The strategy by trademark owners seems to be finding a new argument and go to court.