Google Says Belgium Did Not Send $43.2M Fine
Elinor Mills reports that Google has denied a report last week that it was fined $43 million for not removing all Belgian publishers’ content from the engine’s index and cache. Google spokesman Ricardo Reyes, told Elinor Mills at News.com in an email, “Google has complied with the Copiepresse judgment and we are not aware of any fine. We believe this story to be completely untrue.”
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