Google had enmity with the French government due to the content displayed in the search results on its website.


Quoted from Cnet, Friday (10/19/2012), according to AFP, the French government asked Google to pay
for news and articles if you want to display in the search results on its website.

Meanwhile, Google said, rather than follow the rule they can eliminate the French media so as not to appear in search results.

In a letter sent by Google to the French government, as obtained by AFP, the Internet giant said it could not accept the terms of the law and "the consequences will no longer refer French sites."

Google also wrote that they trigger a click redirect approximately four billion internet pages per month to pay for the French media and news links will threaten its existence.

The core complaint of the French government says that Google acquire ad revenue by displaying headlines with a few sentences of the article. According to the website The Verge, as it happens, the news agency missed opportunities attract advertisers because of the lack of clicks from readers.

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