Google infringes trademark rights? Adwords service is under prosecution

Last weekend, a U.S. federal court judge said that he planned to reconsider in November this year whether Google violated trademark rights of other companies while running its lucrative online ad platform.
According to AFP, a company named the US Blind wallpaper factory sued Google, saying the latter violated the company's trademark right and added the company's information to Internet search engines, and may trigger competitor image ad content. "The fact is that large or small companies do not have permission to use their trademarks on Google. Therefore, there is no doubt that they have damaged their rights and ultimately get the benefits of Google ." "This is the first time in history," said a lawyer at the Blind wallpaper factory in the United States. The jury is facing a Google trademark lawsuit and they will consider whether Google is using a brand created by other vendors through hard work, make profits for yourself.
It is reported that this attack is directed at Google's money-making machine Adwords. In a recent report to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Google said that 98% of the company's revenue came from the Adwords service, according to the company's financial report last year, the total amount reached $10.6 billion. In February April this year, the US federal court tried the same type of lawsuit, and Google won the case. A spokesman for the search giant also said that he was confident in the US Blind wallpaper factory's lawsuit. It is reported that the trial will be held in St. Jones, the United States, and the trial phase of the jury will come to an end in November 9.