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Warner Brothers reports own site as illegal

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Re: Warner Brothers reports own site as illegal

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I don't see the problem here. If they so desperately want the content removed, then Google should happily kill all of those links right away!

Agreed, take the site down. If they feed the request was made in error,then there's a process for that.

Re: Warner Brothers reports own site as illegal

#4

I don't see the problem here. If they so desperately want the content removed, then Google should happily kill all of those links right away!

Agreed, take the site down. If they feed the request was made in error,then there's a process for that.

If I was a snarky lawyer, I would offer to represent them against themselves, pro bono.

Re: Warner Brothers reports own site as illegal

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Agreed, take the site down. If they feed the request was made in error,then there's a process for that.

If I was a snarky lawyer, I would offer to represent them against themselves, pro bono.

You jest, but google "can a company sue itself". You'll see a list of articles about banks suing themselves over foreclosures.
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