Wow!

I have never heard of anyone being sued for that, not sure it is possible! That makes this case VERY interesting, I can not imagine that they can win on this.

meta-tags are hidden words that help search engines identify and index site content. They are information embedded into the code of a Web page that informs search engines what a Web site is about and can be used to direct traffic to it.

This is very simple to do.

If I was a dog breeder and had a webpage about Portuguese Water

dogs, I might include the meta tag "Obama" in my webpage.

When people are searching the net they may be looking for " that dog the president has " and may put the words " dog, Obama"

in google and my webpage might pop up close to the top.

This makes sense because are looking for what I have, and some don't know the name but they do know the president has one.

So if I were selling an acai product, and Oprah did a show about it,

you can see why it would make " search engine sense" to include the word "oprah" for one of my webpage meta tags.

I am certain Oprah is used for millions of webpage meta tags for as many reasons!

This is an interesting case for NWM as well as internet marketing.