Adsense infringment

[Tom]

How's this for a useful translation service (http://www.eurodict.koralsoft.com/search.php?word=peyzaj&go=Translate&ok=1&diction=ed_tr_en) and a blatant infringement of Google's rules?

[David]

Oh dear. It will be interesting to see how long it takes Google to stop that. We should keep watching...

[francis]

How about this (http://dict.harlanlandes.com/) for an accurate online translation tool?

[francis]

Researching my Net Art essay, I came across this post (http://www.boingboing.net/2005/02/08/blog_subjectmatter_d.html) on Boing Boing about Adsense. Seems like a plan, but I wonder, with the publicity, it will backfire (Boing Boing is a very well read blog)

[James]

Assuming his asbestos article gets legitimate traffic (not his mates clicking on the ads) then I don't think this is an infringement.

I do wonder where he got the information about the click through revenue though - Google do not disclose this information.

[francis]

Not Adsense infringement but NDA infringement. A Google employee has been fire (http://www.metafilter.com/mefi/39415) for blogging about his ob. Fule! (Link has many other links in it including links to content that was removed from his blog)

[James]

What's NDA?