EBay, PayPal sue Google over trade secrets
Friday, May 27, 2011 by Uvah | Discussion: Community
This should get a few good laugh. Hey starkers.....have a look.
Reply #2 Saturday, June 4, 2011 11:56 PM
Hehe, this is music to my ears... in this case, eyes. Sure hope Paypal succeeds and takes Google for millions upon millions.... upon millions,... upon millions.
With a bit of luck, other companies will sue Google for poaching contracted employees and using inside information. 
And with even more luck..... various governments will start suing Google for various local law infringements.....
And with even more luck again... I can sue Google for unauthorised photos of my place in Google Maps.....
Yeah, I'm told that I could only do this if they took the snaps while on my property.....
...... so now I'm saving up to buy the bit of street outside so's I can catch 'em later. 
[quote who="tazgecko" reply="1" id="2942915"]What a load of rot. As if a company can't hire someone for their experience and knowledge.
Ah, but this is Google we're talking about... and somewhere along the line it HAS done something to deserve getting sued over. If not this it 'd be something else.... just deserts, for mine.... just deserts.
As for Google's motto: "Do no 
" BOLLOCKS!!!!!!! Satan himself would be proud of Google's achievements to the contrary, he would.
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Reply #1 Friday, May 27, 2011 10:00 PM
What a load of rot. As if a company can't hire someone for their experience and knowledge.
https://www.thepaypalblog.com/2011/05/paypal-files-lawsuit-to-protect-trade-secrets-a-reason-worth-fighting-for/