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Bottomless Pockets Win Again: Google Avoids Jury Trial in Advertising Antitrust Case - Vimarsana News

Bottomless Pockets Win Again: Google Avoids Jury Trial in Advertising Antitrust Case

Google has successfully circumvented a jury trial in an antitrust case by sending a $2.3 million check to the DOJ, which a judge deemed sufficient to cover potential damages.

Prince Heinrich Trial Begins: Attempted Coup and Establishment of 'New Reich' - Vimarsana News

Prince Heinrich Trial Begins: Attempted Coup and Establishment of 'New Reich'

They do not recognize democratic Germany, they want to restore the Reich, and they allegedly planned a coup d'état. This Monday, the trial of the group surrounding the rich noble descendant and others begins

'Baby Reindeer's Rise & Canada Writers Strike In International Insider - Vimarsana News

'Baby Reindeer's Rise & Canada Writers Strike In International Insider

'Baby Reindeer's unexpected rise and update on a potential Canadian writers strike feature in Deadline's International Insider this week.

Google Agrees to Destroy Billions of 'Incognito' Browsing Records in Proposed Settlement - Vimarsana News

Google Agrees to Destroy Billions of 'Incognito' Browsing Records in Proposed Settlement

Google has agreed to destroy or "de-identify" billions of records of web browsing data collected from users in its private browsing "Incognito Mode," as part of a proposed class action settlement filed on Monday.

Google Agrees to Destroy Billions of 'Incognito' Browsing Records in Proposed Settlement - Vimarsana News

Google Agrees to Destroy Billions of 'Incognito' Browsing Records in Proposed Settlement

Google has agreed to destroy or "de-identify" billions of records of web browsing data collected from users in its private browsing "Incognito Mode," as part of a proposed class action settlement filed on Monday.