[10-04-2018]Countries Files Lawsuit Against Internet Giant For Banning Crypto Ad

[bitzamp.com]

Countries Files Lawsuit Against Internet Giant For Banning Crypto Ads
Blockchain and cryptocurrency organizations in six countries have joined a lawsuit against Internet giants; these includes some of the largest companies in the world to fight against new advertising bans on cryptocurrencies.

The move was initiated by the crypto associations of South Korea, China and Russia that file a class action lawsuit against these internet giants.
The lawsuits have challenged the restrictions imposed by Google, Facebook, Twitter and Yendex. And recently, three other organizations, namely Kazakhstan, Switzerland and Armenia joined the filing of the complaint against the Internet giants.

The plans to file a joint lawsuit against the technological giants Google, Twitter and

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[darkangel11]

The news is good, even though you've added the date in such way that it looks like it belongs in the press section.
I like how all those companies are promoting freedom of speech, expression and so on, but openly ban adds of a legal project. We've come to a point where crypto is being put on the same level with sex and drugs, even though it's recognized and accepted in 95% of world. I hope more countries will join in.  

[avikz]

Even though I appreciate the move, the subject line is really misleading. The subject line of this thread represents that six governments have moved to court against the decision of Google and other companies. Instead, they are just an autonomous bodies like crypto associations without government affiliation. So please change the thread title.

But it is a really good move and I wish all success to these crypto associations against the decision of crypto advertising ban. This ban is actually a part of bigger conspiracy plotted by USA to bring down the significance of cryptocurrency in the ecosystem.

[Palmerson]

I do not see any prospect of such claims. Google is a private company that has the right to decide who to provide a platform for advertising. Must be created such conditions to on ban this advertising Google lost a large number of money and users. The Internet is not limited to Google. Let forbid. This is a good chance for competitors to gain popularity and to shift from the throne of Google.

[botany]

Even though I appreciate the move, the subject line is really misleading. The subject line of this thread represents that six governments have moved to court against the decision of Google and other companies. Instead, they are just an autonomous bodies like crypto associations without government affiliation. So please change the thread title.

But it is a really good move and I wish all success to these crypto associations against the decision of crypto advertising ban. This ban is actually a part of bigger conspiracy plotted by USA to bring down the significance of cryptocurrency in the ecosystem.

The title is nothing but click bait. They will get more clicks with such a title, rather than cryptoassociation of South Korea challenges Google's crypto ad ban. I doubt if these organizations will get any relief. Google is free to set the terms and conditions of advertising that it would accept.

[BitHodler]

This is a good chance for competitors to gain popularity and to shift from the throne of Google.

Definitely. I however must point out that with Google's financial backing, they are very likely going to take over the smaller plarforms emerging in an early stage, all to prevent it from growing out to potential threat.

I just wonder how long it will take for Instagram to follow the same route. It's impossible to just discard a potential crypto ad ban scenario with everything that happened already in the last weeks.

On the other hand, I haven't seen one single crypto related ad pop up yet on Instagram. It may not be an interesting platform to advertise on for crypto related parties, so a potential ban wouldn't do much here.