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Google’s Badware Warnings, Due Process, and Private Intermediaries
4 Comments Published by malte.ziewitz January 21st, 2007 in *OIINEWS, Google, Intermediaries, StopBadwareA PC World article about some people’s dissatisfaction with Google’s badware warnings brings up a couple of interesting questions. The story goes like this: Some Web site operators are complaining that Google is flagging their sites as containing malicious software when they believe their sites are harmless. At issue is an interstitial page that Google [...]
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