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@Professor 189468 wrote:
Lets hope they open back up the market to online gaming ads
Do you think the chances of this happening are any good?
@Captain 189466 wrote:
The suit was initiated by two California residents, one of whom lost a large sum ($100K) of money gambling online, claiming that a number of online entities, of which Google and Yahoo! were included, violated state law by posting ads from online gambling companies.
wow, only in america. i wonder if someone has already tried to sue “the internet” for their small penis size or something.
@splinterfree 189488 wrote:
wow, only in america. i wonder if someone has already tried to sue “the internet” for their small penis size or something.
I didnt lnow this whole thing was initiated by some bitter person who lost his/her pants ,
So this whole time I have not been able to advertise on Google and Yahoo is because of some person’s sour grapes?
That’s B%$#^hit!daweller;189487 wrote:Do you think the chances of this happening are any good?The lobby group with the most realistic chance of getting the UIEGA dropped was the financial sector, because the law effectively deputizes them without compensation. then they accepted a 700 billion $ bail-out so…
So maybe Google will take a crack at it. Probably that the bid price for financial terms has dropped significantly over the past year, so legalizing online gambling and PPC bidding on gambling-related search terms would help cover that loss of revenue. fingers crossed. I think it depends how gambling PPC does in the UK.splinterfree;189488 wrote:wow, only in america. i wonder if someone has already tried to sue “the internet” for their small penis size or something.Good idea, will call my lawyer tomorrow
