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In a written order dated Friday, U.S. District Judge Jeremy Fogel in San Jose sided with Google in two of its three arguments that KinderStart, a directory and search engine focused on parenting information, should face monetary sanctions on the grounds that its allegations were "frivolous." The court plans to determine the amount of the fees after receiving a report from Google identifying its costs
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i expect more than a thousand companies offered to help them, when they heard of the case, and saw their problems, but isntead, they decided to pursue google, rather than fix their problems.
jsut plain stupid
and kinderstart had plain shiite SEO on their site, and should ahve been dumped in any case.i expect more than a thousand companies offered to help them, when they heard of the case, and saw their problems, but isntead, they decided to pursue google, rather than fix their problems.
jsut plain stupid