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Woke Google to Pay $118 Million to Settle 'Gender Discrimination' Lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Woke Google to Pay $118 Million to Settle 'Gender Discrimination' Lawsuit

A class action lawsuit brought against Google by over 15,000 current and former female employees of the company has been settled. Google must now pay $118 million to the 15,500 plaintiffs including current and former female employees.

Woke Google to Pay $118 Million to Settle 'Gender Discrimination' Lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Woke Google to Pay $118 Million to Settle 'Gender Discrimination' Lawsuit

A class action lawsuit brought against Google by over 15,000 current and former female employees of the company has been settled. Google must now pay $118 million to the 15,500 plaintiffs including current and former female employees.

Digging into Google's push to freeze ePrivacy – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

Digging into Google's push to freeze ePrivacy – TechCrunch

Google has responded to allegations contained in a recently unsealed US antitrust lawsuit that it worked covertly to stall European Union privacy legislation that could have blasted a huge hole in its behaviorial advertising business. Per the US states’ suit, a couple of years after a European Commission proposal to update the EU’s ePrivacy Directive […]

German court: Google can′t favor government′s health website | Germany| News and in-depth reporting from Berlin and beyond | DW - Vimarsana News

German court: Google can′t favor government′s health website | Germany| News and in-depth reporting from Berlin and beyond | DW

German court: Google can't favor government's health website Topping Google's search rankings is the dream of online publishers far and wide. Germany's government found a shortcut to the summit for its new health website, but a court in Munich has dragged it back down for now. Gesund.bund.de will remain online, but its preferential spot at the top of German Google searches looks in jeopardy In November, Google and the Health Ministry launched a cooperation to steer German-language searches about the 160 most common illnesses to a government-funded website. "Anyone who Googles about their hea...

Source: dw.com