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If you google Casino A, it's possible the adword at the top will be for Casino B. Just because I happen to physically be somewhere doesn't change things, it's
by swalsh 10y ago
If you google Casino A, it's possible the adword at the top will be for Casino B. Just because I happen to physically be somewhere doesn't change things, it's still a virtual space that google owns and can give advertising space based on who pays the most.
- yoodenvranx 10y agoYeah, but try to go inside casino A and put stickers with ads for casino B on the walls. You will be thrown out within minutes for trespassing, property damage and other things.
- swalsh 10y agoStill missing the point, Casino A owns the physical space of Casino A. Google owns Pokemon database, the fact that the easiest way to access the content of this specific data inside of googles database is to be physically located on Casino A's premises does not change the ownership of that particular data. This is all really straightforward, the mental gymnastics required to turn this into a problem is really mental masturbation. Yelp has a "nearby" feature. If I pull up yelp while standing in a restaurant, do you think the restaurant should have full control over the reviews? Obviously, the answer should always be no. There's nothing really new here.