As of now right? Correct me if I'm wrong...
GOOGLE.com is violating 2257
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Thanks for pointing that out.Originally posted by KrisKrossDid they change the provision that exempts those who have no reasonable control over the content displayed?
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Probably very true.Originally posted by madawgzgoogle can do whatever they want..................Comment
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When are some of you going to finally understand that where your content is served DOESNT MEAN A DAMN THING. The only thing that matters is where you are physically controlling them from.Originally posted by testpieIt depends - i heard that Google use server farms all over the world, so if they serve your session via a non-US server, then they are in the clear.
If you are in the US but your server in China, you are bound to US laws.
If you are in Russia but your server in Canada, you are bound to Russian laws.Comment
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And could it not be argued that you are physically controlling them from your foreign entity operation? Don't get me wrong - i haven't got a clue about the organisational structure of Google (they don't exactly wear it on their sleeve), but if they have a foreign entity in, let's say Russia, that directly controls their Russian operation, then therefore (by your logic) then are in the clear - correct?Originally posted by Matt 26zWhen are some of you going to finally understand that where your content is served DOESNT MEAN A DAMN THING. The only thing that matters is where you are physically controlling them from.
If you are in the US but your server in China, you are bound to US laws.
If you are in Russia but your server in Canada, you are bound to Russian laws.Comment
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Anyone know?Originally posted by KrisKrossDid they change the provision that exempts those who have no reasonable control over the content displayed?Comment
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not google also... even YAHOO and other search engine .......

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If you put an RSS feed on your site that is constantly providing material that violates law you can't claim you have no control over it.Originally posted by FabienAh cool
Like a blog ?
RSS FEEDS ?
See, you can't find something perfect
Google can , blog ?????.Comment
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You are wrong.
Read the bill here http://www.govtrack.us/data/us/bills.text/109/h4472.pdf
Google, and all the other search engines would be classified as an Internet Information Retreival Tool and are thus not affected.Comment
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Thank you, I was looking for the legal language. It was killing me the way everyone in the thread was talking.Originally posted by FireYou are wrong.
Read the bill here http://www.govtrack.us/data/us/bills.text/109/h4472.pdf
Google, and all the other search engines would be classified as an Internet Information Retreival Tool and are thus not affected.Comment
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And where did you see that provision? Please quote it from the statute for the attorneys that missed itOriginally posted by KrisKrossDid they change the provision that exempts those who have no reasonable control over the content displayed?
It cracks me up that so many people spend more time worrying about what Google does than about what they're doing, as if a good defense will be to tell the judge that "other people are breaking the law too!"Comment
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Wouldn't RSS feeds be an "Internet Information Retreival Tool"?Originally posted by FireYou are wrong.
Read the bill here http://www.govtrack.us/data/us/bills.text/109/h4472.pdf
Google, and all the other search engines would be classified as an Internet Information Retreival Tool and are thus not affected.Domain Auction - now till 12:01AM on the 2nd...
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that's exactly what they are.Originally posted by luv$Wouldn't RSS feeds be an "Internet Information Retreival Tool"?Comment
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??(B) does not include activities that are limited to?Originally posted by StephenAnd where did you see that provision? Please quote it from the statute for the attorneys that missed it
??(i) photo or film processing, including digitization
of previously existing visual depictions, as part of a
commercial enterprise, with no other commercial
interest in the sexually explicit material, printing, and
video duplication;
??(ii) distribution;
??(iii) any activity, other than those activities identified
in subparagraph (A), that does not involve the
hiring, contracting for, managing, or otherwise
arranging for the participation of the depicted performers;
??(iv) the provision of a telecommunications service,
or of an Internet access service or Internet information
location tool (as those terms are defined in section
231 of the Communications Act of 1934 (47 U.S.C.
231)); or
H. R. 4472?40
??(v) the transmission, storage, retrieval, hosting,
formatting, or translation (or any combination thereof)
of a communication, without selection or alteration
of the content of the communication, except that deletion
of a particular communication or material made
by another person in a manner consistent with section
230(c) of the Communications Act of 1934 (47 U.S.C.
230(c)) shall not constitute such selection or alteration
of the content of the communication;
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