Google have had their fair share of lawsuits lately. One of the big ones came from Belgian Newspapers when they sued Google in 2007 for linking to news stories without their permission and the newspapers won their case, but it seems they are being sued again. The company in question is a team of Russian developers who work for "Era Vodoleya" who created and copyrighted technology that Google is now using in their contextual adverts. They created this technology back in 1998 and Google then used it a couple of years later and started earning big money off it.
The amount of money Era Vodoleya are looking for is 15% of Google's profit which is around $3 billion, this coincides with the company trying to launch their own search engine that aims to rival Google on the Internet.
At the time of writing, Google have said that they do not know of any claims by the company to sue them or take action against them.
Last edited by creamhackered on 07 Nov 2008 - 08:10
Lol, I think he used sarcasm...
That doesn't save his commentary from being stupid. :-)
or urself, for that matter.
-Spenser
-Spenser
why do you hate google?????
Sound BS, a copyright infringement can be a stolen or unauthorized use of some source code but still is really hard to prove it (even SCO wasn't able to prove the case versus Linu
After January 21, Russia can pretty much pwn anybody they want.
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