AXA Sues Google to Stop 'Adwords'
International News • April 27, 2004
Google, the Internet search engine, has been hailed into a French court by insurance giant AXA over its sale of "adwords" - a feature that sells ad space based on search words.
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Subject: I agree with Jack
Posted On: May 4, 2004, 2:07 pm CDT
Posted By: Ahnuld
Comment:
Jack's correct, though his word choices of the King's language could have be, shall we say, more discreet?
The Internet introduced a new era. The OLD is gone, except those still living it haven't realized it...yet.
Automobiles replaced buggywhips, light bulbs replaced candlestick makers, Wal-Mart at al big box stores are replacing the over-priced and under-stocked cottage retailers. Thongs are replacing cotton briefs, parasails replaced parachutes, jets replaced props, and Interenet ads will replace some BUT NOT ALL.
Of course, this came out of France. Name a French car that you would trust more than a horse, name a French soldier that held his ground, name a French politician that didn't think a kickback was a better deal for oil than feeding people as intially intended.
Oooops! I did it again! Okay, I am off of my soapbox...which reminds me, the French do make a nice milled soap.
Subject: I agree with Jack
The Internet introduced a new era. The OLD is gone, except those still living it haven't realized it...yet.
Automobiles replaced buggywhips, light bulbs replaced candlestick makers, Wal-Mart at al big box stores are replacing the over-priced and under-stocked cottage retailers. Thongs are replacing cotton briefs, parasails replaced parachutes, jets replaced props, and Interenet ads will replace some BUT NOT ALL.
Of course, this came out of France. Name a French car that you would trust more than a horse, name a French soldier that held his ground, name a French politician that didn't think a kickback was a better deal for oil than feeding people as intially intended.
Oooops! I did it again! Okay, I am off of my soapbox...which reminds me, the French do make a nice milled soap.