The NY Times reports that Microsoft has filed its first click fraud lawsuit, targeting three Vancouver residents. The company is seeking $750,000 in damages in an attempt to make the fraud more expensive for perpetrators.
Microsoft Sues Three Vancouver Residents For Click Fraud
June 16, 2009
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