CNBC’s amazing clickfraud video
Google hopes to sweep the entire clickfraud debate under the rug with their bogus class action settlement attempt next Monday. The “settlement” doesn’t give a single penny to people ripped off by Google, and Google doesn’t admit any wrongdoing.
Several articles have called this the most fraudulently contrived settlement in legal history…
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Update: Yes I know that CNBCs video sucks. Just keep trying different browsers until one works.
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Concerning a famous anti-Google website:
I found and interesting blog about *uckedGoogle.com. It made me laugh, and I’m the biggest fan in the history of *uckedGoogle. Try the link below:
http://www.light-speed-web-graphics.com/fuckedgoogle/fuckedgoogle_review.htm
Bob2001, I’m not a Google hater, but I am a fraud hater.
Science and technical fraud, be it in research results, or business dealings act as an anchor slowing down progress.
The Google Click Fraud problem is a very real problem and it looks like the Google boys are going to get away with what amounts to a legalized form of robbery.
I have linked to *uckedgoogle.com a time or two. It can be pretty funny, although he tends to hyperventilate quite often.
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