These articles have been tagged under 'legal' by the bigmouthmedia team.
Google and Viacom agree to maintain user anonymity
Google and Viacom have come to an agreement regarding user privacy, following the fallout over a recent court ruling.
SGAE vs bloggers: the effects of Google bombing continue in Spain
Spanish blogger, Julio Alonso, has been found guilty for allegedly damaging the reputation of piracy watchdog SGAE, whose site is returned when a search for 'ladrones' (thieves) is conducted on google.es.
Viacom wins first battle against Google
A federal court has ruled that Google must now divulge the viewing history of all YouTube users.
ICANN votes “Yes” to new top-level domains
The results from ICANN's vote to extend the available top-level domains are in and the decision was unanimously approved.
ICANN votes on opening up net addresses
Today could be the start of the nets biggest overhaul in over a decade as ICANN votes on the possibility of opening up net addresses.
Google/Yahoo! ad collaboration ruffles feathers
The recent announcement that Google and Yahoo! are to work together in the area of online advertising has ruffled the feathers of rivals and lawyers who're worried about the implications for competitiveness and user privacy.
Facebook falls foul of Canadian Law students
Students in Canada have launched a complaint against social networking site, Facebook, amid claims its policies and business practices violate Canadian privacy laws.
Google’s not so anonymous complaint
It appears that a recent objection sent to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission regarding eBay's planned changes to eBay Australia may not be as anonymous as it should.
Tax Law on New York Affiliates does not die with Spitzer
New York based affiliates are getting the cold shoulder from the affiliate programs driving revenue their way - all due to a new law to go into effect June 1, 2008.
Copiepresse demands up to €49 million from Google
Copiepresse is demanding up to €49 million ($77 million) in damages from Google, over a year after a Belgian court ruled in its favour.
