Google responds to celebrity lawyer's $100m nude photo scandal lawsuit threat

                                                

 

Google has responded to a letter written by a lawyer on behalf of a dozen celebrities whose nude photos were stolen and published online.

The letter, dated 1 October, threatened Google with a $100 million lawsuit for failing to respond to Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notices on YouTube and BlogSpot.

The lawyer, Marty Singer, said in the letter that the company's "don't be evil" motto is "a sham", and that the search giant is the internet equivalent of the National Football League (NFL) when it comes to shabby treatment of women.   read more>>