Google is looking to remove all traces of the case and squash any class action lawsuits, Mashable reported. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) fined Google $22.5 million. Twelve plaintiffs have banded together in the UK to file a lawsuit against Google...
Google Faces Oregon Class Action Lawsuit Over Rogue Data Collection Not content with Google's $25,000 fine for obstructing a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) investigation into the allegations, a U.S.
Google Faces Oregon Class Action Lawsuit Over Rogue Data Collection Google escaped penalties associated with the Federal Communications Commission’s electronic eavesdropping law in the agency’s investigation of private user data collection through...
Google, which collected payload data (including emails, email addresses, user names and passwords, telephone numbers) from unsecured WiFi networks – triggering numerous government investigations and some fines – is trying to get a class-action...
A class-action lawsuit and an FTC investigation began shortly thereafter. In December of 2010, Google addressed the class action lawsuit by giving $8.5 million to firms that specialized in educating users about online privacy.
Under the settlement, which still needs federal court approval, Google is required to: Avoid agreements with airlines that would inappropriately restrict the airlines' right to share seat and booking class information with Google's competitors.
Taco Bell responded to a class-action lawsuit that claims its taco filler doesn't meet federal meat standards by saying it stands behind the quality of its seasoned beef and plans to take legal action against those who have made "false claims...
A federal lawsuit filed in California alleges that Google illegally shared the search queries of its users with third parties. Class Action Suit Targets Google for Revealing Users Search Queries By Danny Goodwin
A federal lawsuit filed in California alleges that Google illegally shared the search queries of its users with third parties. The class action seeks "monetary relief for those whose search queries were wrongly shared, and injunctive relief to...
On Tuesday, a federal judge granted San Antonio's motion for class-action certification in its lawsuit against 16 companies including Hotels.com, Expedia.com, Priceline.com and Orbitz. There seems to be a few cities in Texas that want the online...
The case, which has just been certified as a class-action suit, could eventually force some Web site owners to comply with state and federal accessibility laws. A class-action lawsuit filed in California against retail giant Target could accelerate...
So Viacom, and many others that have joined in the lawsuit since it has become a class-action lawsuit and these are now all consolidated cases, are saying that Google should be more proactive, such as being able to figure it out ahead of time...
What started as a student suing target.com this time last year, has now grown into a class action lawsuit that just received certification from a federal court judge in California, Reuters reported. According to the ruling, plaintiffs -- including...
Yahoo Settles Clickfraud Lawsuit A California judge has approved Yahoo's proposed settlement of a class action click fraud case brought against the company by Checkmate Strategic Group in June 2005. Google and Yahoo Come to the Aid of Craigslist As...
A California judge has approved Yahoo's proposed settlement of a class action click fraud case brought against the company by Checkmate Strategic Group in June 2005. The cash payment is far less than the $90 million settlement Google agreed to last...
United States, filed a class action lawsuit in federal court against Google over the Google Library book scanning project which is part of Google What does Google have to say about the lawsuit? However, as far as I know, no legal action has been...
Google Suit Sent Back to State Court from the Associated Press notes that a class-action lawsuit against Google, Yahoo and other search engines over click fraud accusations will STILL not move to US federal court.
Wall points over to the Traffic Power Sucks site, a protest site against the firm that talks about how to gain refunds, a possible class action lawsuit and advice from the site's perspective of things to watch out for.
After breaking the news yesterday of a potential class action lawsuit over click fraud against major search engines, the Wall Street Journal is back today with a look at the problem itself. Meanwhile, the AP in Internet giants sued over click...
LookSmart investors unhappy with the company's performance are targeting Merrill Lynch in a class action lawsuit, saying the firm failed to disclose a conflict of interest when issuing "buy" recommendations.
