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Germany Rules Deep Linking Is Legal

The Register offers an article on the recent decision by German courts to allow deep linking, meaning that companies cannot force users to link to their front page rather than a specific article on their site. Now if only the U.S. could follow suit.

Posted by Tasha Saecker on July 22, 2003 12:34 PM |

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