From BusinessWeek:
The family of Joan Miro had a bone to pick with Google. The search giant used some of his images in its Web-site logo on Apr. 20 — until Miro’s family very publicly complained Google was violating the Spanish artist’s copyrights.
AdvertisementThe logo came down and the flap is already dying down. But other Google combatants won’t be so easily mollified. Yahoo! and Microsoft have long endeavored to erode Google’s lead in Web search. But now Google faces a new wave of restive rivals, curious government officials, and angry human-rights advocates.