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Can You Legally "Google" Someone Anymore?

Just like Xerox, Kleenex and Rollerblades wanted us to stop using those terms for the obvious activities they describe, Google's lawyers would like us to stop using Google as a term to describe the act of searching the web for something. It's a losing battle. Read all about it in Jason Kottke's post.
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Written by Steve Hall    Comments (0)     Feb-27-03  
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