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Google’s privacy faux pas with Reader
July 16th, 2009 
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Posted in In its attempts to add social elements to products, is Google pulling a Facebook?
Google Reader has allowed people to share items they are interested in with others since 2006 with hyperlinks, clips on blogs and storing them on a public page that you had to know the URL for to see.
Last week, Google tweaked Google Reader so that your shared items are automatically made available to your Google Talk contacts.
But, as anyone who uses instant messaging knows, not all of your IM contacts are friends. Many are acquaintances or people you barely know and with whom you…
Appeals court rules against Google in patent suit
An appeals court has reinstated a patent lawsuit filed against Google over a toolbar feature called AutoLink that provides links to online maps or books on Amazon.com, according to a Bloomberg News report.
Wisconsin-based HyperPhrase Technologies sued Google in 2006 for patent infringement. The case was thrown out a year ago by a district court judge, but this week the U.S. Court of Appeals for the federal circuit in Washington said the lower court judge had erred in interpreting some of the patents and sent the case back.
However, the appeals court agreed with the lower court ruling on a…
Chinese court dismisses trademark suit against Google
A court in China has dismissed a trademark lawsuit filed against Google, according to a report on ChinaCourt.org that was translated into English and posted on Pacific Epoch.
A Beijing company called Gu Ge Technology sued Google China earlier this year, claiming that its Chinese name, “Gu Ge” was confusingly similar to its own name.
However, the Haidian People’s Court in Beijing threw the suit out because Google China began using the name April 12, 2006, seven days before the other company registered its name.
Google goes viral with privacy message on YouTube
Google is using its YouTube video site as a forum for explaining its privacy practices to the millions of consumers who use its products every day.
The company launched a Privacy Channel on YouTube about two months ago.
The videos aren’t professionally produced; they are made by Google engineers, product managers, and Google public relations representatives using a handheld video camera, according to Victoria Grand, a manager of public affairs.
Googlers were wondering “how do we communicate with users about privacy and what is the best medium?” she says. “YouTube is a scalable platform that will let us get our…
FTC: We won’t block Google-DoubleClick merger
Federal Trade Commission regulators said Thursday that Google’s controversial $3.1 billion merger proposal with DoubleClick can proceed, despite earlier complaints raised by competitors and privacy advocates.
FTC regulators have been reviewing the proposed merger for months for possible antitrust violations, after Google announced plans in April to acquire the online ad serving company.
“After carefully reviewing the evidence, we have concluded that Google’s proposed acquisition of DoubleClick is unlikely to substantially lessen competition” in the online advertising space, the commissioners wrote in their majority statement.
The vote was 4-1, with Commissioner Pamela Jones Harbour issuing a dissent that reflected her…
