People who overindulged at Thanksgiving and decided to shed a few pounds before Christmas often ended up in the wrong place when they went onto the Web searching for weight-loss products.
Now a federal judge is helping them back on track.
When holiday dieters went onto the Web searching for the weight-loss product Stacker 2, many of them ended up at sites for competitor Xenical. Now, a federal judge is helping them back on track. The dispute involves a practice known as "meta-tagging," which sets up invisible road signs that misdirect seekers to an unintended site.
January 05, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
People who overindulged at Thanksgiving and decided to shed a few pounds before Christmas often ended up in the wrong place when they went onto the Web searching for weight-loss products.
Now a federal judge is helping them back on track.
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