Yahoo "Loses" $2.7B In Mysterious Mexican Yellow Pages Lawsuit
An anonymous reader writes "CNN reports that a Mexico City court has ordered Yahoo to pay $2.7 billion to Worldwide Directories and Ideas Interactivas. The classified directory publisher sued Yahoo, claiming various losses and breaches involving 'contracts related to a yellow pages listings service.' Yahoo announced its intention to appeal but is saying little else about the case."
"classified directory" vs "classifieds directory"
Well they pay people to post on anonymous internet forums about how they're more than just a search engine, for one.
First the Samsung judgement, now this... its open season with litigation out there.
The information superhighway needs fences to keep the liti-gators off the road.
Yahoo is more than just a search engine.
Like what?
An exclamation of joy.
No colour or religion ever stopped the bullet from a gun
>> Yahoo is more than just a search engine.
It can also cut through these beer cans, and look, it's still sharp enough to slice these tomatoes...
"Why must we peso much?"
I don't think that is the last word on the subject. Yahoo seems to be too little worried about this.
An off topic comment:
As a Mexican it's funny to read slashdoters opinions about my country. If you come here you would be surprised that there are a bunch of us with high speed internet, cars, smartphones, etc. We are not involved in shootings every day around each corner and we don't speak the same Spanish than the "mexican-americans", actually our culture is quite different. Believing in what the TV says about a country and establish prejudices based on that is simply wrong. Based on what I have seen about US citizens on the news I would assume they like to drink a lot and show their parts to strangers, they start shooting people randomly at schools, theaters or workplaces, most of them are ignorant. Do you know what makes the US different from yogurt? If you leave them both 300 years unattended, the yogurt will grow a culture.
You see?, prejudices are wrong.