Deutsche Bahn to Sue Google

Posted by timothy on Wednesday April 17, 2002 @12:42AM from the but-not-in-the-u.s. dept.

Many readers including this Anonymous Coward have written about this case: "After the DB-Deutsche Bahn (German railway comp.) won a case against Dutch ISP xs4all to remove 2 articles that were hosted on one of their servers, the DB now is going to sue Google (Wednesday) and probably in 2 days time Yahoo! and Altavista. Infoworld has an article about it. More background information about previous attempts to censor the same site can be found here and here's list of mirrors." And Yes, "Access is Forbidden."

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Re:Contents by mccalli · 2002-04-17 01:17 · Score: 5, Funny

In the UK, the train movements from power stations etc. are available and are on regular schedules.
The regular schedule being "we haven't a clue when we're leaving or arriving either, and yes - you will be delayed along the way". As per every other UK train.
Cheers,
Iam