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Technology | Media The ruling has broad implications for trademark ownership in the digital age, and Rosetta has vowed to keep pursuing the case. In a suit first filed in 2009, Rosetta claimed Google profits by allowing rivals that pirate its technology to buy the top "sponsored link" ad on search results pages. Consumers who search for "Rosetta Stone" on the popular search engine and click on a "sponsored ad" may be visiting the website of a software pirate that purports to be Rosetta, but in reality sells a sub-standard product, the lawsuit claimed. Mountain View, California-based Google was not immediately available for comment. "It's not just about Rosetta Stone, frankly," Chief Executive Tom Adams told Reuters. "This is happening for lots and lots of other companies. We're willing to stick our neck out. Google is a very intimidating company." The company is still awaiting the full ruling from Judge Gerald Bruce Lee of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. 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