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June 02, 2011
China has rejected allegations that it had a heavy involvement in a recent cyber-spying campaign that targeted the G-mail accounts of senior US officials and military personnel in addition to journalists.
A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman insisted that it was "unacceptable" to place the blame on China, although it must be ...
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World News
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September 24, 2009
A European Union Court judge says Google may be permitted to sell search terms which include trademarked keywords.
The judge’s opinion which qualifies the commercial practice as not representing a trademark infringement comes as good news for the internet giant in its battle with the owners of trademarks which has been ...
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Tags: GooglekeywordLouis Vutton
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September 08, 2009
Google's ambitions to scan a huge quantity of books, basically millions, and make them available for free reading via its search engine has recently suffered a blow yesterday following France’s announcement which stipulates its formal opposition to the US settlement which the internet giant needs to bypass complex copyright issues.
France's ...
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August 20, 2009
For the price of a basic Internet connection, theme park enthusiasts now have access to a virtual tour of Legoland California and its games with an incredible 360-degree street level view.
Last Tuesday, Google Maps launched the virtual product for the famous theme park
San DIego State University is also ...
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Days Out, Experience Days, Holiday Parks, Theme Parks & Attractions, transport, travel