July 31, 2006
Google & ACS Trademark Case
According to CNET News.com, the Google Scholar trademark case ends with the American Chemical Society.
ACS, which was founded in 1876 and claims to be the world's largest scientific society, sued Google in 2004. The suit claimed that the free "Google Scholar" journal-search service unfairly competes with ACS' "SciFinder Scholar," which appears to be more comprehensive but charges a fee.
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