An Internet "linking agreement" has spawned a $1 million federal lawsuit in which CDnow Inc., an online music seller, claims that Lycos, a popular search engine, broke its promise to run its ads and to reject all ads from its competitors. David A. Capozzi, CDnow's general counsel, filed the suit against Waltham, Mass.-based Lycos and its subsidiary, Tripod Inc., a Web-services company.
July 20, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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An Internet “linking agreement” has spawned a $1 million federal lawsuit in which CDnow Inc., an online music seller, claims that Lycos, a popular search engine, broke its promise to run its ads and to reject all ads from its competitors.
David A. Capozzi, CDnow’s general counsel, filed the suit against Waltham, Mass.-based Lycos and its subsidiary, Tripod Inc., a Web-services company.
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