Belgian newspapers want Google to pay for copyright violation
Belgian newspapers want Google to pay for copyright violation
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A group of Belgian newspapers are seeking 49.2 million euros ($76.6 million) from Google Inc. for a copyright lawsuit they won against the search engine company in 2006. |
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News entry number 4723 added on May 29, 2008 in the Technology and IT category.
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