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January 25, 2005
Translation of French Court Order in Recently Decided Google Case
Last week we learned and blogged about Google losing a trademark infringement case in France. SEW Blog reader F.G. lets us know that a english translation of the court's decision is available via this French legal web site. Also, Out-Law.com has a few additional details in the article: Google loses French AdWords case.Postscript: The Google Vs. Le Meridien Revisited article for Search Engine Watch members takes a closer look at how the ruling does not completely forbid bidding on trademark terms but does highlight how bidding suggestion tools can make search engines more liable in such cases.
Posted by Gary Price on January 25, 2005 1:52 PM
