Google loses appeal on posting court ruling from Reuters covers Google
losing an appeal that it should not be required to post the ruling of a Belgian
court over a copyright infringement lawsuit on its Belgian web search and news
sites. It now will be fined 500,000 euros per day for each day it fails to
comply. Google has a further appeal on the entire case, including posting the
ruling, that will be heard in November. My past article Google’s
Belgium Fight: Show Me The Money, Not The Opt-Out, Say Publishers has more
about that and the entire case.
Google Loses Appeal On Posting Belgian Ruling
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