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PR_Dave 02-24-2010 09:58 AM

Conviction of Google Execs in Italy....
 
Full article here:

http://www.pcworld.com/article/19012...madness. html

Quote:

Word comes this morning that a jury in Italy has convicted a trio of Google employees over the brief posting of a video that showed four boys bullying another child who has Down's Syndrome. The employees received suspended six-month sentences.................

cwd 02-24-2010 10:01 AM

oh Italy, what are you trying to do...

BestXXXPorn 02-24-2010 10:02 AM

Fucking BS

baddog 02-24-2010 10:03 AM

Really dumb.

12clicks 02-24-2010 10:04 AM

google should just pull out of these goofy countries.

BIGTYMER 02-24-2010 10:07 AM

They are in trouble because they didn't remove it for 5 weeks NOT because of hosting it. They were asked to remove it and they didn't. They are not above the law.

seeandsee 02-24-2010 10:08 AM

google asses

SmokeyTheBear 02-24-2010 10:20 AM

I think the greater issue here is if a tube site is liable for the videos its users upload. Google seems to think they arent in any way liable for the videos its users upload. Italy seems to think otherwise. I would like to know why the video was not removed when a request was made to remove it.

If you ran a tube site and someone uploaded a copyright google video to it , you can bet it wouldnt last 5 weeks

Tom_PM 02-24-2010 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by BIGTYMER (Post 16891009)
They are in trouble because they didn't remove it for 5 weeks NOT because of hosting it. They were asked to remove it and they didn't. They are not above the law.

Where are you getting that? This is a quote from the referenced BBC report:

"The video at the centre of the case was posted on Google Video in 2006 shortly before the firm acquired YouTube.

Prosecutors argued that Google broke Italian privacy law by not seeking the consent of all the parties involved before allowing it to go online.

Google's lawyers said that the video was removed as soon as it was brought to its attention and that the firm also provided information on who posted it.

As a result four students were expelled from their school in Turin, northern Italy.
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