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Ask and LookSmart Send Out Click Fraud Settlement Letters

By ArticleSnatch on January 4, 2008

Seems Lane’s Gifts are not the only ones getting money back from LookSmart and Ask for click fraud, letters were sent out yesterday for the class action suit that both companies are trying to put behind them. Both seem to be written by the same law firm and were from the suit lodged in the [...]

| Tagged Arkansas, Circuit Court of Miller County, law, Miller County, online | 1 Response

No DoubleClick Recusals At FTC

By ArticleSnatch on December 15, 2007

FTC chair Deborah Platt Majoras isn’t the only commissioner with a matrimonial connection at the Jones Day law firm, but neither she nor William Kovacic will recuse themselves from the Google/DoubleClick antitrust review.We have covered the bizarre saga of Jones Day and the request for recusal from two privacy advocacy organizations this week. Today’s episode [...]

| Tagged Brussels, casual web searcher, Center for Digital Democracy, Deborah Platt Majoras, DoubleClick, Electronic Privacy Information Center, European Commission, Federal Trade Commission, Google Inc, Jennifer Gehrlein, John Majoras, Kathryn Fenton, law, little sense, Media outlets, Robert Hamilton, separate media outlets, Sydney, United States, USD, William Kovacic | Leave a response

DoubleClick, Jones Day Drama Continues

By ArticleSnatch on December 14, 2007

The Center for Digital Democracy and the Electronic Privacy Information Center have filed a Freedom of Information Act request for information from the FTC about DoubleClick and law firm Jones Day.Hours after we reported Jones Day purged DoubleClick references from its website, the CDD and EPIC submitted a letter to Federal Trade Commission secretary Donald [...]

| Tagged ad network, antitrust law, Center for Digital Democracy, consumer privacy law, Deborah Platt Majoras, Donald Clark, Electronic Privacy Information Center, European Commission, Federal Trade Commission, google, John Majoras, Jones Day, law, United States | Leave a response

Northeastern Sues Google Over Search Patent

By ArticleSnatch on November 12, 2007

Northeastern University has sued Google in the patent-friendly federal court for the Eastern District of Texas, accusing the search giant of infringing upon its work. The University has paired with a startup called Jarg, which is the exclusive licensee of technology patented in 1997, just before Google’s incorporation and subsequent rise in the world of [...]

| Tagged google, law, Northeastern University, online search, Reuters, search giant, semantic search technology, Texas, USD | Leave a response

Wal-Mart Warns Sites Not To Leak Black Friday Ads

By ArticleSnatch on October 20, 2007

Wal-Mart is threatening legal action against some Web sites that may release its Black Friday ads in advance. Wal-Mart lawyers have sent letters to the Web sites warning that publishing the ads before their official November 19 release date violates Wal-Mart’s copyrights. One such Web site that has received an email from the retailer is [...]

| Tagged Baker Hostetler, Brad Olson, John Simley, law, Wal-Mart | 1 Response

Major Law Firm Funds Social Network

By ArticleSnatch on September 6, 2007

When dealing with a powerful law firm and a social network for lawyers, you should watch your words very, very carefully.  Or so I imagine, and I’m not going to attempt any other approach.  So here’s the news in its least editorialized form: Orrick has invested in Legal OnRamp. Orrick, in case you couldn’t guess, [...]

Posted in Internet | Tagged execution services, law, social network | Leave a response

YouTube Videos Reveal Anti-American Outsourcing

By ArticleSnatch on June 22, 2007

A law firm that thought it was demonstrating its cleverness in posting videos of its conference on business immigration instead showed how they cynically stack the deck against American job seekers for their clients. UC Davis professor Norm Matloff has long sounded the clarion call that the H-1B program and green cards have numerous loopholes [...]

Posted in Internet | Tagged Charles Grassley, CNN, Elaine Chao, google, Labor, Lamar Smith, Larry Lebowitz, law, Lou Dobbs, Microsoft, Norm Matloff, Pittsburgh, Senate, United States, youtube | 1 Response

Google Answers Viacom Lawsuit

By ArticleSnatch on May 1, 2007

No real surprises emerged in Google’s response to Viacom’s billion-dollar copyright infringement lawsuit against YouTube: Google denied Viacom’s claims and asked for a jury trial.Denial: it’s not just a river in Egypt, as comedians would say. It’s also Google’s reply to the lawsuit Viacom brought against YouTube in New York. In Google’s reply to the [...]

Posted in Internet | Tagged Al Gore, Bartlit Beck, Egypt, Eric Schmidt, Florida, Forbes, George W. Bush, google, Internet communications, law, Lisa Lerer, New York, Philip Beck, Reuters, Viacom, youtube | Leave a response

What Does Stories Like Conduct In Question Have To Do With Joseph Campbell And The Hero With A Thousand Faces?

By ArticleSnatch on March 9, 2007

WHY WE LOVE STORIESTell me a story! Just one more story!Okay, here’s one for you about a forty-six year old lawyer.Harry’s stuck in the backroom of a creaky, old law firm and under his senior partner’s thumb. Life is going nowhere and his chances of making real money are fading fast. His wife pla… More: [...]

Posted in Writing Articles | Tagged Joseph Campbell, law | Leave a response

UK Hangs Search Engines Out To Dry

By ArticleSnatch on January 19, 2007

Search engine companies are out of luck, at least for the time being; the British government has announced that it will not support “a change to the UK E-commerce Regulations which would give greater legal protection to search engines and other intermediaries.” A European Commission review will decide the matter instead. The amendment would have [...]

Posted in Internet | Tagged British government, content aggregation services, Delaware, e - commerce, European Commission, google, Internet, law, location tool services, Microsoft, Pinsent Masons, Search Engine, search engines, UK's Department, United Kingdom, yahoo | Leave a response

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