Departing from the normal routine of chiding Google over taxes, British parliament is trying its hand at chiding Google over piracy. A select committee accused Google of apathetically failing to curb piracy. The chairman of the committee, John Whittingdale, said that MPs were “unimpressed by Google’s continued failure to stop” displaying search results for illegal content. He went on to say that Google’s efforts have thus far been “derisory,” which, according to a Google search, means “ridiculously small or inadequate.”
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UK Parliament Blasts Google Over Piracy
Posted by: David Vranicar September 26, 2013 10:00 AMDeparting from the normal routine of chiding Google over taxes, British parliament is trying its hand at chiding Google over piracy. A select committee accused Google of apathetically failing to curb piracy. The chairman of the committee, John Whittingdale, said that MPs were “unimpressed by Google’s continued failure to stop” displaying search results for illegal content. He went on to say that Google’s efforts have thus far been “derisory,” which, according to a Google search, means “ridiculously small or inadequate.”