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  • Google counters search-fix lawsuit

    Google has moved to quash a lawsuit that alleges the company manipulated search query results, according to a court filing.

  • Google fires back at Digital Envoy

    Google has countersued Digital Envoy, which claims that the search leader misappropriated its geo-targeting technology to deliver sponsored results.

  • Google gets gruff over click fraud

    Google filed a lawsuit against an Internet operation that it claims systematically clicked on text ads to defraud its advertising network.

  • Google toolbar raises online ire

    Google's browser toolbar is raising eyebrows over a feature that inserts new hyperlinks in Web pages, giving the Internet search provider a powerful tool to funnel traffic to destinations of its choice.

  • Digital Hollywood erupts over file-sharing

    At the Digital Hollywood conference in Santa Monica, California, the debate over peer-to-peer technology is raging--literally.

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