<![CDATA[The little blank box that got Google sued - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[The little blank box that got Google sued - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[The little blank box that got Google sued]]> Well I know NOTHING about Google, advertising on the web, or internet law. Plus, I haven't looked anywhere beyond the information that's posted on this blog. I DO know that it's possible to sue anybody, anywhere, for anything. Simply filing a lawsuit doesn't necessarily imbue anyone's position with credibility.

Why does this story obscure what is possibly an important bit of info -- the "Default CPC bid" minimum --with a giant red arrow?

Again, I admittedly know nothing of this topic. Assuming that, to savants, the differences between these 2 boxes is completely understandable -- what would be your default expectation if you left the second box blank? -- Not sarcastic, a serious question. (Also agreeing, Google should explicitly state what this is if it is not readily obvious.)

Cliff_Donner

]]> <![CDATA[The little blank box that got Google sued]]> Yeah that's lame. Rather than it being a lawsuit, they should just fix it. Should have fixed it a while ago. Don't be evil, indeed.

deathbychichi

]]> <![CDATA[The little blank box that got Google sued]]> Or C) All of the above.

raincoaster

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