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Top Water Closet & Toilet Brands In India: A Complete Category Guide

A toilet is one of the most used fixtures in any home or commercial washroom, so it needs to flush well, stay hygienic and suit the space. Choosing the right water closet starts with the format, from one-piece and two-piece models to wall-hung and smart toilets. Sanitaryware brands in India…

inkl · Oct 21

Google appeals Indian ruling over its ads platform, citing consumer harm

Google is challenging an Indian court ruling regarding trademark infringement. The company argues the decision will negatively impact consumers and online markets. This ruling could significantly alter the online advertising landscape in India. Google contends that keywords are merely internal triggers for displaying ads. The appeal will be heard soon,…

The Economic Times · Jul 9

Delhi HC ruling against Google draws praise from startup founders

The Delhi High Court has ruled Google liable for trademark infringement in keyword advertising, a decision lauded by Indian startup founders like Nithin Kamath and Sridhar Vembu. This verdict could curb practices where competitors bid on trademarked names, diverting traffic and forcing brands to spend on their own keywords.

The Economic Times · May 30

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HC ruling on Google keyword ads likely to reshape e-advertising

A Delhi High Court ruling has stopped Google from auctioning trademarked names as ad keywords. This decision impacts how companies advertise online. Established brands are set to benefit. Smaller companies may face challenges in gaining visibility. The ruling could reshape digital advertising strategies across various sectors in India.

The Economic Times · May 30

ETtech Explainer: Why Google was fined Rs 30 lakh in Hindware trademark case

Google must pay Hindware 30 lakh rupees. The Delhi High Court ruled Google infringed on Hindware's trademark. Google is permanently stopped from using 'HINDWARE' as an advertising keyword. This decision impacts digital advertising and trademark law in India. Competitors used Google's platform to show their ads when users searched for…

The Economic Times · May 29

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