Google Sued Over 'Click Fraud' in Web Ads
A seller of online marketing tools recently sued Google Inc., charging that the Web search behemoth failed to protect users of its advertising program from “click fraud,” costing them at least $5 million.
Recent developments of note in the Internet industry. This month:<p>Google Sued Over 'Click Fraud' in Web Ads <br/>Tech Firms Call for Approval of Cybercrime Treaty <br/>Commission Proposes Single Online Rights System
Google Sued Over 'Click Fraud' in Web Ads
A seller of online marketing tools recently sued Google Inc., charging that the Web search behemoth failed to protect users of its advertising program from “click fraud,” costing them at least $5 million.
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