Foundem sued Google in October because Foundem's Google search rankings are lower than they used to be. UK price comparison firm Foundem has rejected Google's proposed web search concessions. The concessions come following the European Commission's...
Google Sued Over Searches as European Probes Advance – BloombergUK company's lawsuit accuses Google of "cynical manipulation of search results. Google's Matt Cutts and former ex-Googlers talk spam, rankings, and SEO tips.
Google has submitted proposals to address European Union (EU) concerns that the company, which owns a dominating 90 percent of the search market in Europe, is guilty of discriminating against rivals, Bloomberg reported.
But a three-judge appeals court panel said Google's alleged improper use of Stayart's name fell within the "public interest" and "incidental use" exceptions to Wisconsin's misappropriation laws, either of which would doom the lawsuit.
Vringo made headlines last November when it successfully sued Google and AOL for damages based on online search-related patents. Microsoft has become the latest company to face a suit from Vringo subsidiary Innovate/Protect (I/P) engine over search...
Google has been successfully sued for defamation in Australia by a man who found his image associated with gangsters in search results. Michael Trkulja of Melbourne won a defamation lawsuit against Google after discovering that its search results...
Google is facing another lawsuit over their autocomplete search feature. In piracy cases, companies are offered protection by Google by way of making infringing content less accessible. Google refuses to remove defamatory autocomplete suggestions...
The former owner/operator of DecorMyEyes.com was also ordered to pay nearly $100,000 in restitution and fines as a result of his use of threats of rape, murder, and dismemberment to boost his Google rankings.
Apple has sued a number of Android handset vendors over alleged patent infringement, and former Apple chief Steve Jobs famously vowed to go "thermonuclear war" to beat Google in the mobile space. In a statement provided to V3, the company said that...
Google is being sued by California-based EMG over technologies used in its Chrome mobile web browser. Google isn't the only company on EMG's radar, as it has also sued Apple, Chrysler, and Radio Shack for infringing the same patent.
After Google rejected a May 2012 Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown request over a photo of himself sticking his tongue out, a minority owner of the Miami Heat has sued the search engine and the blogger responsible for posting the...
Google is being sued by the Texas attorney general, who alleges that the search giant is withholding documents from the state. The tribulation started two years ago as an antitrust lawsuit but has since expanded into an investigation that sees...
With the way they are interpreting and creating their ToS every one of those 200 million users is threatened to be sued by Google. It's surprising the website managed to stay under Google's radar this long, considering Google's own statistics show...
Google has no obligation to “police (YouTube) content before it is put online as long as it informs users that posting television shows, music videos, concerts or advertisements without prior consent of the owner is not allowed.
Google, Apple Sued Over Street View Mapping Patent Google Sued Over Urination Image Google Street View has often been the subject of controversy. The latest: Google and Apple are facing a patent lawsuit for Street View technology used on the iPhone...
One owner of an Android-powered smartphone also sued Google for a refund of £400. Google yesterday moved forward with its planned changes to its privacy policies despite some objections from consumer groups, European regulators, and 36 U.S.attorney...
EPIC sued Google earlier this month, claiming Google’s new policy violated a consent order Google signed with the FTC last year. Even as users remain ignorantly blissful, last-ditch efforts continue to prevent Google’s new privacy policy from being...
Google Sued for Violating Wiretapping Laws Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and AOL are on board with a new White House “Do Not Track” technology plan that will give more control to users and more power to the Federal Trade Commission.
Autocomplete, a feature that is quite popular among Google's users, has also been the subject of defamation cases in other countries, such as in Ireland when a hotel sued Google for suggesting it was in financial trouble (a case which was later...
In case you missed it, Google is now a credentialed provider of Trusted Identities for the federal government. There are companies already set to go, marketplaces ready to run, and credentialed providers such as Google, PayPal and Equifax who have...
