A blogger loses and is fined for overworked food reviews, and display of Google search results is decisive

ByFredo_photo

In blogs and SNS that can spread information around the world, bloggers rushing to blaze due to written information, but bloggers who wrote a bitter review of a restaurant are appealed to the owner of the restaurant, Far from being sentenced to fineBBC NewsIt is reported in. The fact that it was displayed at the top in Google's search results is that it was the deciding factor of guilty.

BBC News - French blogger fined over review's Google search placing
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Frenchman blogger Caroline Doudet is from Southwest FranceAquitaine regionAbout the restaurant "Il Giardino" in "Cap ferretI posted a blog titled "A place to avoid in". The owner of Il Giardino accused the court of this blog as "unfairly hurting the reputation of the restaurant", and the French court revised the blog title for Doudet and a compensation of 1,500 euros (approximately 200 thousand I ordered payment of yen).

Judge Doudet's blogCultur'elleIs an influential blog with about 3000 readers, and when searching by restaurant name, Doudet's article was displayed on the 4th in Google search, "It is remarkably disturbing restaurant business "It points out. Doudet tells BBC that "This decision creates a new crime" high-ranking search results "." The article pointed out that dissatisfaction and attitude of the service when visiting the restaurant in August 2013 was not good, and Doudet has deleted the article, not the title correction.

BySang Valte

According to the French law, at the discretion of the judge, it is possible to issue an emergency order to stop the activity against the discussion that harms a specific group, and Mr. Doudet has applied to this, but on this subject, the French blog siteMaitre EolasAn anonymous lawyer and blogger who works at the company said, "Judges do not seem to understand technical problems, and in France this case will not make judicial precedents." . In addition, Mr. Doudet has expressed his will to appeal the judgment.