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Google Versus Froogles, Round Two |
March 22, 2006
Previously published on May 2, 2005
Who oogled first?
This question has become the focus of a dispute between search engine Google and Web site Froogles.com. On April 11, 2005, Google filed a trademark infringement suit against Richard Wolfe, operator of Froogles.com, in federal district court in Brooklyn. The number one search provider complained that consumers could confuse Wolfe's bargain-hunting site with Google's Froogle and even the name Google itself.
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