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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundStudy: Click fraud could threaten pay-per-click model
July 5, 2006 Survey finds that 27 percent of respondents say they've already slowed or stopped their pay-per-click advertising.Google trading fairly in Korea?
February 27, 2007 Company gets injunction order after Korean company claims AdSense unfairly terminated a contract over click fraud allegations.Google fixes 'minor' Gmail flaw
March 3, 2006 Flaw first flagged by a teenage blogger could allow the execution of script code, possibly resulting in account hijacks.Google's cookie cut may not be enough for EU
July 18, 2007 EU data watchdog welcomes Google's announcement of a two-year cookie lifespan but says its major concern is server log data use.Company warns on IE patch
April 15, 2006 IE security update can disrupt Google Toolbar, Java applications and Siebel programs, says maker of patch management software.Forget browser wars, prepare for toolbar wars
February 7, 2006 Potential deal between Google, Dell highlights turf battle over choices PC users have when first booting up.Google tight-lipped on U.K. spectrum bid
December 14, 2007 The company won't say whether it will participate in Ofcom's auction of radio spectrum, citing a U.S. ruling.Find toxic wastelands via Google Earth
January 17, 2007 EPA takes first step in effort to make data about polluted sites more accessible to online mapping applications and the public at large.Google says click fraud settlement near
March 9, 2006 Under proposed $90 million settlement, Google would give ad credits for fraudulent clicks on ads dating back to 2002.Tech firms assail proposed broadband rules
November 9, 2005 Google, Microsoft and others agree on at least one thing: a more light-handed, tech-neutral approach to regulating the Net. Sponsored matches for "representative"
