Tag: Legal

Google Accused Of Violating Your Privacy Again
Google violates your privacy in all kinds of awful ways, or at least that's what the online privacy proponents would have you believe. The last major privacy hurdle Google had to j...
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Criminal Investigation Into Google’s Street View To Be Dropped [Report]
Google has had trouble with its popular Street View product in Germany since the beginning. There were privacy...
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The Supreme Court Doesn’t Care About Your Privacy
After the September 11 terrorist attacks, the government began to implement programs that would "protect" the country and its citizens from future attacks. One of those plans was a...
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Pandora Didn’t Violate Your Privacy By Hooking Up With Facebook
Did you link your Pandora account with Facebook when the integration launched in 2010? Did you feel that your privacy was being infringed upon by doing so? If so, you might be upse...
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Facebook Takes Issue With Part Of Child Privacy Law
Websites that are collecting information from children under the age of thirteen are required to comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). Facebook is c...
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Sales Ban Lifted In United States
To say that Samsung had a rough August would be a massive understatement. The company...
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Buscapé Implies Google Breached Ruling From Brazilian Court
According to a court document, a Brazilian court recently rejected claims by shopping comparison site Buscapé that Google is a monopoly, and essentially does not conduct its busine...
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TiVo To Get In On Redbox Instant
TiVo announced today that it has settled pending patent litigation with Verizon. The two companies have entered into a mutual patent licensing arrangement under which Verizon will...
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Court Grants Stay In Google Books Case
For a quick update on the ongoing case between Google and the Authors Guild over Google Books, a judge granted a stay in the case on Tuesday, while the court reviews the recent dec...
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Twitter Finally Gives Up Occupy Protester’s Tweets
The saga of New York criminal court, Twitter, and #Occupy protestor Malcolm Harris appears to have come to a close, as Twitter has officially handed over tweets that they had been...
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Court Finds That Google Is Not A Monopoly. Agree?
In June, we asked readers if they think Google is a monopoly or if people just...
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Joshua Wright FTC Nomination Probably Makes Google Happy
This week, President Obama nominated Joshua Wright, a George Mason University School of Law professor, to serve on the Federal Trade Commission, replacing Commissioner J. Thomas Ro...
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Apple Sues Online Grocery Store Over Its Logo
Apple is ridiculously protective of its trademarks and patents. That much should be clear by now. The company will drag you to court if you so much have a single element in common...
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Oracle Case Commentators Paid By Google Are Officially Irrelevant
In August, a federal court in California said Google failed to comply with an order to disclose the names of individuals that have talked about the the company's ongoing legal batt...
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Oracle Reportedly Ordered To Pay Google $1 Million
Last time we checked in with the ongoing legal dispute between Google and Oracle,...
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