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From your own link: Diana Adair, a spokeswoman for Google, said the company took the problem seriously and in addition to using Pharmacy Checker, had consulted
by mugngf 15y ago
From your own link:
Diana Adair, a spokeswoman for Google, said the company took the problem seriously and in addition to using Pharmacy Checker, had consulted with federal agencies on ways to stem the trade. Kelley Benender, a spokeswoman for Yahoo, said the company was “working to identify the illegal sites and will take appropriate action.”
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See how shareholders who saw that thought Google was taking care of the situation?
- chugger 15y agoand this is the most interesting part of the story. From the article: "The Justice Department contends that Google knew it was potentially violating U.S. law since at least 2003, but didn't take effective action to ban the ads until it mounted an undercover sting operation against the Internet search giant in 2009, the journal said." http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/08/27/us-google-idUSTRE77N4A220110827 http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/08/27/us-google-idUSTRE7...