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Bidder's Edge was a content aggregator that repeatedly copied Ebay's database (through the use of bots or intelligent agent software) and aggregated Ebay content with data from competing sites to allow its users to simultaneously search multiple auction sites simultaneously. Bidder's Edge essentially repackaged third-party content and sold its own advertisements over other people's material, which Ebay didn't appreciate unlicensed third parties reselling their
So a potential purchaser of goods listed on the site might be submitting a losing bid due to the staleness of the information. 96) California's trespass to computer services is, "the injured party must show the defendant intentionally and without authorization interfered with the plaintiff's possessory interest in the computer systems, and that the defendant's unauthorized use approximately resulted in damage to the plaintiff". The service that Ebay provided belonged to them and Bidder's Edge interfered by using their advertisement without permission. Traditional trespass to personal property is, "a tort that occurs whenever one person injures another person's personal property or interferes with that person's enjoyment of his or her personal property". com/2000/04/18/technology/ebay/Glasner, Joanna. Retrieved on September 11, 2004 from http://money. " Contemporary Business & E-Commerce Law. 4th Edition (2003) Pearson Education, Inc.
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