Google Announces New Copyright-Friendly Policy

Posted on 12/9/2010 by Julia Dudnik Stern | Printable Version | Comments (1)

Google is working on ways of addressing the problem of infringing online content. The company is making four changes it plans to implement over the next few months.

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Jagdish Agarwal Posted Dec 11, 2010
Google should also think of not allowing someone to use name of some other company as a keyword for Google adwords. Type Getty and see what comes up as ads or type Corbis and see what comes up?

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