Court rules that search results are a form of speech entitled to protection. The post Google wins ‘right to be forgotten’ case in Japanese high court appeared first on Search Engine Land.
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The facts of the present case were egregious but the law created by the court is bad for the internet. The post European court says linking to illegal content is copyright infringement appeared first on Search Engine Land.
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In 2013, Morgan Stanley and Macquarie Capital estimated that Google was paying Apple around $ 1 billion annually for the privilege of being the Safari default search engine. Turns out they were right. According to a Bloomberg report citing court documents and testimony in Oracle’s copyright suit…
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A three-judge panel for the US Second Circuit Court of Appeals has definitively ruled that Google’s full-text book scanning is “fair use” and thus protected from claims of copyright infringement. So unless The Authors Guild, which originally sued Google in 2005, wants to appeal to the US…
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Ruling comes in same week that France demands that Google institute worldwide censorship. The post Canadian Appeals Court Orders Google To Censor Globally appeared first on Search Engine Land.
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Europe and the US are moving farther apart on Google. As European regulators seek ways to restrain Google’s discretion and control over search results US courts continue to affirm Google’s First Amendment right to do whatever it wants with search results. A California state court in San…
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Google is facing daily fines of €1,000 in France, under a punitive ruling tied to the Right-to-Be-Forgotten (RTBF), unless it removes links to an article from its index globally, according to The Guardian. Several politicians in Europe have recently suggested that the RTBF should extend to all…
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A French court has ordered a blogger to pay a substantial fine and change the title of a restaurant review because the review was too prominent in search results and harmed business at the restaurant. The post has since been removed but can be viewed here (via TechDirt). The restaurant, Il…
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Supreme Court will not review a U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals decision allowing a class-action lawsuit that argues Google violated the federal “Wiretap Act” when it intercepted private email and other personal data. The appellate court decision…
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Larry Page offered his thoughts on the European court’s “Right To Be Forgotten” ruling during an interview at Google’s I/O conference this week with New York Times reporter Farhad Manjoo. Page claimed it would have been better if there had been more discussion around the…
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