Now Google Getting Sued For Blocking Trademarked Terms

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Google Says Okay To Selling Trademarked
Search Terms

Google Says Okay To Selling Trademarked
Search Terms 04/13/2004 02:10 PM
Considering the fact that they've come out on the losing end of a number of cases on this subject, it's a bit surprising that Google is so aggressively changing their ad terms to say that they will no longer prevent advertisers from buying ads based on trademarked keywords. There have been a ton of cases on this, from France< /a> to wallpap er to eBay to Playboy . In fact, despite all of this, Google was also sued by someone else who felt it was illegal that they were illega lly blocked from buying a trademarked keyword. While I think Google's position is the right one, the track record in court doesn't seem good. As we've said many, many times before, a trademark doesn't give you full control over a word or phrase. It's only designed to prevent confusion over the trademark. That is, if someone is presenting themselves as your company or your product, they have violated your trademark. However, to simply advertise themselves to anyone searching for your trademark - as long as it's clear that they're a different company - doesn't not violate the trademark. It's simply a good marketing strategy to position yourself where people are looking for that type of product. It's the same thing as making sure you're on the shelf in the store near your competitor. Thus, it seems as though Google's new rules fit with the spirit of trademark, but unfortunately too many people are misinterpreting trademark in a way to believe that it means you have total control over the trademarked word or phrase. No matter what, there are going to be a lot more lawsuits over this.

Google Wins Lawsuit In Germany Over
Trademarked Terms

Google Wins Lawsuit In Germany Over
Trademarked Terms 09/21/2004 12:29 PM
While the courts in the US still seem to be a bit confused over the purpose of trademarks in lawsu its against Google concerning advertising based on trademarked keywords, it looks like the German courts may have a clearer picture. A similar lawsuit brought against Google in Germany has been dismissed, though details are not given. Again, the purpose of a trademark is to avoid confusion for the customer. That is, it's designed to protect another company from misleading someone into believing they're a different (usually more popular) company. However, advertising somewhere where people are looking for a particular brand is simply good marketing, not trademark infringement. Just go into your local supermarket, and look at all the similar products stacked near each other, the aisle coupons for other products, and the receipt coupons advertising competing products after you pay. There's no confusion over brands -- it's just advertising.

AXA takes Google AdWords to French Court
over Trademarked Terms

AXA takes Google AdWords to French Court
over Trademarked Terms 04/27/2004 08:08 PM
Search Engine Journal Apr 28 2004 0:30AM GMT

Google to sell trademarked keywords

Google to sell trademarked keywords 04/13/2004 03:35 PM
MSNBC Apr 13 2004 8:12PM GMT

Google Fined for Trademarked AdWords
Text

Google Fined for Trademarked AdWords
Text 10/29/2003 01:14 AM
"The Lower Court of Nanterre required Google France to pay 70,000 euros (about $81,400) to two companies that owned the rights to certain words. Google France sold the use of these words to advertisers through its AdWords program."

CMP Says It's Not Blocking Google

CMP Says It's Not Blocking Google 06/25/2004 11:54 AM

CMP Techweb.com's editor in chief, Fredric Paul, says the report I linked to yesterday is incorrect. He writes:

Anyway, we saw that you picked up the CyberJournalist piece on CMP blocking access to our stories from Google News. I don't know where that came from, but it is wrong. We do not and have never blocked access from Google or any other search engine. That's easily testable, try it yourself. We do, however, intercept links from certain competitors who reproduce significant portions of our stories on their own pages -- sometimes even stealing the first link-- before they finally post a link to our original material. In most cases, the intercept we put up allows the reader to then click to their intended destination. Other major technology publishers, including IDG, do similar things. We're not just old media, and we're not completely clueless.

China Blocking Google or Google Blocking
China

China Blocking Google or Google Blocking
China 09/03/2002 11:37 AM
Wide spread reports are coming in that access to Google from China is being blocked. It is unclear whether this is a Google action or a Chinese action. From the reports, it sounds like it is on Googles end.

Google sets its own terms in IPO

Google sets its own terms in IPO 05/01/2004 03:19 AM
Business Day South Africa May 1 2004 7:25AM GMT

MSN rivals Google with its own pop-up
blocking toolbar

MSN rivals Google with its own pop-up
blocking toolbar 01/27/2004 06:39 AM
Revolution Jan 27 2004 10:34AM GMT

The Real Terms of the Google Deal

The Real Terms of the Google Deal 05/01/2004 05:19 PM
Google's equity class structure (10 votes per share for "us", 1 vote per share for "you") is designed to keep insiders in control, pocketing investors' dollars while letting them sit in the back seat for the ride. In this, they're following the lead of media companies like the New York...

Big Bug: Google Blocks All Results When
Blocking Spam

Big Bug: Google Blocks All Results When
Blocking Spam 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
Seth Finkelstein has made a startling discovery, backed with lots of evidence: when a spam result comes up in a search, Google not only blocks the spam, but every result after it. This means that for searches where spam results manage to rise to the top, very few -- sometimes zero -- results will be returned. Examples: motorcycle candle, keyboard bracelet. These are common words for which you'd expect to see results (in fact, the latter even says there are thousands of results) but the bug prevents them from being seen. Eliminating the spam pages (by blocking a word, antenna, that appears on them) allows full results to be displayed. It's pretty amazing that such a serious bug made it past Google's tests. It will be interesting to see how quickly it's fixed....

Is Google blocking third party GMail
notifiers?

Is Google blocking third party GMail
notifiers? 08/31/2004 03:16 PM
Search Engine Journal Aug 31 2004 6:18PM GMT

Google sets its own terms in IPO with
'Dutch auction'

Google sets its own terms in IPO with
'Dutch auction' 05/01/2004 10:25 AM
Channel NewsAsia May 1 2004 2:40PM GMT

Changed terms and conditions for Google
AdSense

Changed terms and conditions for Google
AdSense 10/28/2003 11:07 PM
In response to some pressure from their customers and potential customers, Google has changed the terms and conditions for their AdSense program. I only took...

Victory: Google Updates Terms and
Conditions

Victory: Google Updates Terms and
Conditions 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
Google has updated their Terms and Conditions, removing the sentence that required no public statements be made about AdSense. However, they do add that people using Google trademarks should follow their Permission Guidelines, which seem a bit excessive. (All the other changes are pretty minor.) Thanks, Google!...

Google sets its own terms in IPO with
"Dutch auction" (AFP)

Google sets its own terms in IPO with
"Dutch auction" (AFP) 05/02/2004 03:36 PM
AFP - As part of its effort to be different, Internet giant Google will use a so-called Dutch auction for its initial public offering set for Wall Street in the coming months.

Google to be Sued Over Name?

Google to be Sued Over Name? 05/18/2004 08:42 AM

Google sued by Planet Goo

Google sued by Planet Goo 07/08/2004 03:45 AM
When colored balls clash

Google sued over copyright

Google sued over copyright 03/23/2005 11:01 PM
Globe and Mail Mar 24 2005 3:21AM GMT

Google Sued For Age Discrimination

Google Sued For Age Discrimination 07/25/2004 12:54 PM
Search Engine Journal Jul 25 2004 5:13PM GMT

Baidu.com beats Google.com to rank
fourth in terms of web traffic

Baidu.com beats Google.com to rank
fourth in terms of web traffic 05/31/2004 08:22 AM
Interfax Information Agency May 31 2004 12:28PM GMT

Google and Yahoo sued over gambling ads

Google and Yahoo sued over gambling ads 08/04/2004 04:27 AM
ZDNet UK Aug 4 2004 8:22AM GMT

Could Google News be sued for libel?

Could Google News be sued for libel? 06/05/2004 02:34 AM
CyberJournalist.net Jun 5 2004 5:27AM GMT

Google Sued for Libel After Man Ego
Surfs

Google Sued for Libel After Man Ego
Surfs 04/09/2004 04:06 PM
SERPs as editorial content: "...he was told by friends and family that typing "Mark Maughan" into a Google search engine delivered "alarming, false, misleading and injurious results" about him and the business."

Google sued by start-up over code

Google sued by start-up over code 07/01/2004 03:23 AM
ZDNet UK Jul 1 2004 8:16AM GMT

Google IPO Scam Victims Fooled By Fancy
Wall Street Terms

Google IPO Scam Victims Fooled By Fancy
Wall Street Terms 05/10/2004 02:32 PM
Back in March we wrote about a scam from someone who convin ced a lot of people who should know better he could sell them pre-IPO Google shares. Among the still unnamed victims were "the chairman of a global telecommunications company, a New York investment banker, a corporate attorney and a senior executive at a brokerage firm." These folks forked over half a million dollars without any due diligence to the guy who claimed to know the founders of Google from attending Stanford (which he didn't) and via working at Kleiner Perkins (again not true). We also had a post noting that a simple search query on the guy's name, though not on Google, would have turned up his questionable history. It appears that the NY Times has just discovered the story, but did a little extra sleuthing to point out that, beyond their scam-blinding greed to get in on the Google IPO, what really fooled these investment bankers and big time executives was the sophisticated Wall Street lingo used by the scammer. It turns out that if you just say "participation agreement," "stock purchase agreement" and "promissory note," combined with "Google IPO" wealthy stock brokers and executives will simply open their wallets for you. Also worth noting is that the scammer doesn't appear to have stored away most of his ill-gotten gains, but rather spent a large portion of it partying at expensive clubs and restaurants.

Google Sued Over Search Advertising
Practices

Google Sued Over Search Advertising
Practices 01/29/2004 03:49 AM
American Blind and Wallpaper Factory alleges that Google infringes on its trademarks by allowing competitors to bid on certain keywords for high placement in paid search results. Google search partners, including AOL, also are targeted in the suit.

Google Says Sued Over Orkut Code
(Reuters)

Google Says Sued Over Orkut Code
(Reuters) 06/30/2004 10:29 PM
Reuters - Google Inc. said late on Wednesday that it has been sued by Affinity Engines, which alleges that Google's Orkut social networking site is built with code stolen from its company.

Google sued over Orkut bug replication
feature

Google sued over Orkut bug replication
feature 07/02/2004 06:16 PM
Your bugs are our IP

Google sued over alleged Orkut code
theft

Google sued over alleged Orkut code
theft 07/01/2004 12:31 AM
Social networking software company Affinity Engines is suing Google, accusing them of stealing code which is used in their orkut.com social-networking venture. Google denies the allegations, but will the suit harm them as they prepare for their IPO?

Google and Overture Sued by Geico Over
Keyterm Trademarks

Google and Overture Sued by Geico Over
Keyterm Trademarks 05/19/2004 12:15 AM
Search Engine Journal May 19 2004 4:49AM GMT

Google sued by Digital Envoy over
GeoTargeting Technology.

Google sued by Digital Envoy over
GeoTargeting Technology. 04/09/2004 04:06 PM

March 30, 2005 Verizon ammends MCI
terms; Google acquires Urchin Software;
Siebel releases CRM OnDemand 7.0

March 30, 2005 Verizon ammends MCI
terms; Google acquires Urchin Software;
Siebel releases CRM OnDemand 7.0 03/30/2005 08:56 PM
destinationCRM Mar 31 2005 12:32AM GMT

Yet Another Lawsuit Over Trademarked Ad
Words

Yet Another Lawsuit Over Trademarked Ad
Words 01/29/2004 02:49 AM
Well, that didn't take long. Less than a week after AOL paid up to settle the lawsuit they were dealing with over selling trademarked words and phrases as search keywords, a company is suing Google, AOL and other Google partners for basically the same thing. In this case, American Blind and Wallpaper Factory told Google to stop selling keywords based on their trademarks. Google told them they would stop selling on things like "American Blind Factory" and "DecorateToday," but saw no reason to stop on such generic terms as "American wallpaper" and "American blind." In fact, Google went so far as to ask a judge to say this was perfectly fine. In response, American Blind is suing them. Let's try this once again: the point of trademark is to make sure no one is misled. That's not what happens at all when someone is buying keywords on your trademark. Trademarks don't give you a monopoly over the word or phrase - they just let you stop people from confusing customers into think they're you, or that you endorse them somehow. However, ads are clearly ads, and targeting them at people who might be interested in your offering (so long as they don't misrepresent themselves) is a perfectly justifiable thing to do. It's the same thing as getting shelf-placement near other, similar products.

Trademarked registered copyright

Trademarked registered copyright 10/30/2003 09:14 AM
This work is dedicated to the Public Domain. trademarked registered copyright 2003 Copyright symbol, registered trade mark symbol, trademark symbol, copyright 2003 David Weinberger David Weinberger David Weinberger -->...

trademarked, patented shrubbery

trademarked, patented shrubbery 05/23/2004 12:19 PM

As I'm planting my front yard, I'm doing a lot of research on various plants and trees. One tree that caught my eye for one spot is this Ri ver Birch. But the wacky thing about it is that the name is a registered trademark and it also carries this warning "Propagation of this plant is prohibited due to patent protection."

Patented garden plants? I suddenly had visions of a sci-fi future where Johnny Appleseed works for Monsanto, and you're not allowed to eat the apples or graft new trees since it's all copyrighted, patented, and trademarked up the wazoo.

I think I'll get a different tree for that spot.

Recognizing The Real Issues Associated
With Trademarked Keyword Ads

Recognizing The Real Issues Associated
With Trademarked Keyword Ads 07/14/2004 01:21 PM
We've covered this topic many times before, but almost every article on the subject seems to ignore the real legal issues involved... until now. The question is about whether or not Google should be able to sell ads based on trademarked keywords. As we've pointed out before, trademark law isn't about giving the owner complete protection over the trademark, but rather about avoiding customer confusion. Thus, using trademarked terms in ads is only trademark violation if the ad somehow implies that the company advertising is a different company, or that it endorses the company in question. It's certainly possible that ads could constitute trademark infringement, but it depends on what the ads say. LocalTechWire is running a good overview of the real legal issues surrounding advertising on trademarked terms, noting that companies are likely to claim "initial interest confusion" -- saying, basically, that when a searcher first spots the ads, they may be confused. This may be a pretty difficult argument to make, as it's pretty easy to distinguish an ad from a search result on Google. Even more importantly, if they can somehow suggest people can't distinguish between the ad and the natural search results, they'll have to show that the ad is somehow confusing in a way that would harm their brand. This may be provable on a case-by-case basis, but it will be tough to make that claim across the board on all Google ads.

Bodog Becomes First Official Online
Gambling Brand Trademarked in the US

Bodog Becomes First Official Online
Gambling Brand Trademarked in the US 03/14/2005 06:00 PM
Winner Online Mar 13 2005 5:52PM GMT

RF-Blocking Wallpaper

RF-Blocking Wallpaper 06/20/2004 06:50 AM

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in 14 Applications, and Supports More
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10.3: Use a password analyzer to improve
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NT/2000/XP: How to Gain Access or Reset
Administrator Password

NT/2000/XP: How to Gain Access or Reset
Administrator Password 06/26/2004 05:42 PM
Tech-Recipes Jun 26 2004 9:11PM GMT

Passlogix spins off self-service
password reset utility

Passlogix spins off self-service
password reset utility 12/19/2004 02:57 PM
Considering how little the Initiative for Open Authentication (OATH) group of vendors has accomplished (see last week's discussion at http://www.nwfusion.com/newsletters/dir/2004/1206id1.html), it does generate some passion in both its supporters and detractors.

Unlock password protected word files

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Three Indians crack Google code jam

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Boffins crack the Wilko code

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Indians crack Google code jam

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Hackers crack N-Gage security code

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Indian techies crack Google code jam

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Three Indian techies crack Google code
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