Google will dump a section of the licensing agreement for its new Chrome browser after some Internet users objected to its copyright implications. Google said Wednesday it would dump one section of the end-user licensing agreement that gave the company "a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any Content which you submit, post or display on or through" the new browser.

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Nice Job!

Sep 03, 2008 21:56     

One for the little guys.
Kirk report abuse vote down vote up Votes: +0

hats off!

Sep 03, 2008 22:17     

good job google. at least you will change every now and then when people aren't satisfied.
MorituriMax report abuse vote down vote up Votes: +0

Thats an insane clause...

Sep 03, 2008 22:56     

.. I can't believe they tried to sneak by with it.
hank report abuse vote down vote up Votes: +6

Waoh!

Sep 04, 2008 08:02     

..I can't believe someone actually read the licensing agreement. I read the windows XP EULA for educational purposes and have been hiding under a rock ever since.
Bert report abuse vote down vote up Votes: +1

ICQ has got it too

Sep 04, 2008 09:57     

I think that ICQ license has something similar...
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