A Canadian company behind a search engine called Groovle.com has won a case filed against it by online search giant Google.
Google said the domain name used by the small business, 207 Media, was too similar to its own, but mediators the National Arbitration Forum disagreed.
In the complaint, Google asked for the judges to rule that 207 Media transfer the domain name over to it.
But three judges appointed by the forum refused the request. They said the name was not similar enough to confuse people and the word ‘groovle’ was more closely linked to “groovy” or “groove” rather than Google.
Source: BBC Technology
