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SEOHost.net Principal: Marketing Experts Should Pay Close Attention to Droplets Patent Suit

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Thursday, April 28, 2022
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ORLANDO, Fla., April 28, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Terry Cane, COO of global SSL service domain registration and SEO hosting provider SEOHost.net (https://www.seohost.net), believes the outcome of the patent lawsuit between Yahoo! and Droplets could have significant implications for the wider search engine market.

Key Points: 
  • Software company Droplets first filed the suit in 2011 , alleging that Yahoo!
  • infringed upon its patent, United States Patent No.
  • 6,687,745 , "System and method for delivering a graphical user interface of remote applications over a thin bandwidth connection."
  • Also named in the suit were Google, Amazon, Apple, YouTube, and Facebook and United States Patent No.

SEOHost.Net Principal: Google's New Tool is an Important First Step

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Tuesday, December 7, 2021
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This is the latest in a promised series of changes by the search engine in the interest of better protecting the privacy and mental well-being of children and teens.

Key Points: 
  • This is the latest in a promised series of changes by the search engine in the interest of better protecting the privacy and mental well-being of children and teens.
  • The process starts with filling out a form with the URL of the target image, at which point Google will scrub that image from search results.
  • "In the wake of October's revelations about Facebook, this announcement from Google feels especially timely," says Cane.
  • "And it's a step in the right direction allowing minors greater control over their online presence is absolutely crucial to keeping them healthy and safe.