Serious threat to the web in Italy: “Posted by Matt Sucherman, VP and Deputy General Counsel – Europe, Middle East and Africa (cross-posted from the Official Google Blog) In late 2006, students at a school…
Google Video and Italy: Is there nothing we won’t watch? – Telegraph: Google Video and Italy: Is there nothing we won’t watch? Following Google’s conviction in Italy, Robert Colvile suggests that internet users hold the…
Does Italy’s Google Conviction Portend More Censorship? | Threat Level | Wired.com: “Does Italy’s Google Conviction Portend More Censorship? By Ryan Singel, February 24, 2010 googleitaliaOnline rights activists are divided Wednesday over an Italian court’s…
Leading article: Not the way to police the web’s Wild West – Leading Articles, Opinion – The Independent: “Leading article: Not the way to police the web’s Wild West Thursday, 25 February 2010 In some…
Google guilty of privacy crime in web test case – Europe, World – The Independent: “Google guilty of privacy crime in web test case Three executives convicted in Italy after school bullying video was uploaded…
Italy’s harmful conviction of Google – Los Angeles Times: “Editorial February 24, 2010 In September 2006, four students at a school in Turin, Italy, beat and humiliated an autistic classmate. A fifth student captured the…
Italy Convicts Google Execs for Down Syndrome Video By Reuters, February 24, 2010 MILAN (Reuters) — A Milan court convicted three Google executives on Wednesday for violating the privacy of an Italian boy with Down…
Google says sorry and changes Buzz after privacy outcry: “Google has made major changes to the way its new social networking service works after being at the centre of a storm of criticism claiming that…
Google shuts down music blogs without warning: (BBC) Bloggers told they have violated terms without further explanation, as years of archives are wiped off the internet. In what critics are calling ‘musicblogocide 2010’, Google has…
Google Alters Buzz to Tackle Privacy Flaws: (New York Times) Google moved quickly to contain a firestorm of criticism over Buzz, its new social network, taking the unusual step of announcing changes to the product…