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Trial of four Google execs postponed

Posted on June 23, 2009 by pogowasright.org

Paul Meller of IDG News Service reports that the criminal trial of four senior Google executives in an Italian court was postponed until Sept. 29 because the translator failed to show up, according to Google. There’s only one person in Italy capable of translating in court? No one can get all parties together before September 29? Or is this a pretext for giving the prosecutor and Google more time to negotiate some plea?

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