Ms.Linda Ikeji Site Shutdown By PremiumTimes
Around midnight Friday, popular site, Linda Ikeji's website was restored Blogger on the Google blogging platform,.
Embattled blogger, Linda Ikeji, pronounced the news on Twitter.
"And Google restores lindaikeji.blogspot.com. I discover it's a record. Typically it takes weeks or months to restore a deleted site. But not LIB," she tweeted six minutes after midnight.
In a follow up tweets, she described that Google had restored the blog after confirming the allegations of plagiarism were "fake and careful sabotage."
On Thursday night, a couple of hours before announcing the restoration of the's blogger site, Ms. Ikeji had directed readers to her new site, lindaikejionline.com.
The blog was shut down.
On Thursday, Taiwo Kola-Ogunlade, Google's communicating and public affairs manager had declined to say it shut down the website.
Mr. Kola-Ogunlade said the business does not discuss individual accounts.
However, speaking generally, he said: "We take breaches of policies quite seriously as such actions decrease the experience for our users. We act immediately to review the existence of content that may violate our Terms of Service and determine whether it actually violates our policies when we're notified of it. If we determine that it does, we remove it promptly."
In a tweet following the site's shutdown, Ms. Ikeji had advised her followers that it was still up on lindaikeji.mobi; apparently, a stopgap arrangement, and that she was working to get a new one.
She additionally alleged that all her possible domain names had been got by cyber squatters.
On Tuesday, in a blog post, Ms. Ikeji accused "cyber squatters and hackers" of attempting to bring her blog down.
She pointed a finger directly at Mukhtar Dan'Iyan, the Editor in Chief of US-based The 15 Past Eight Media Group handle @ AyeDee on Twitter.
A Digital Copyright Millennium Act, DMCA, is an avenue to report content that you would like removed from the services of Google under laws that are applicable.
He also said "Emmanuel Efremov" was one of the directors in his business.
"Emmanuel hasn't attempted to sell anything to Linda, nor has he ever demanded any sort of money from her.
Embattled blogger, Linda Ikeji, pronounced the news on Twitter.
"And Google restores lindaikeji.blogspot.com. I discover it's a record. Typically it takes weeks or months to restore a deleted site. But not LIB," she tweeted six minutes after midnight.
In a follow up tweets, she described that Google had restored the blog after confirming the allegations of plagiarism were "fake and careful sabotage."
On Thursday night, a couple of hours before announcing the restoration of the's blogger site, Ms. Ikeji had directed readers to her new site, lindaikejionline.com.
The blog was shut down.
On Thursday, Taiwo Kola-Ogunlade, Google's communicating and public affairs manager had declined to say it shut down the website.
Mr. Kola-Ogunlade said the business does not discuss individual accounts.
However, speaking generally, he said: "We take breaches of policies quite seriously as such actions decrease the experience for our users. We act immediately to review the existence of content that may violate our Terms of Service and determine whether it actually violates our policies when we're notified of it. If we determine that it does, we remove it promptly."
In a tweet following the site's shutdown, Ms. Ikeji had advised her followers that it was still up on lindaikeji.mobi; apparently, a stopgap arrangement, and that she was working to get a new one.
She additionally alleged that all her possible domain names had been got by cyber squatters.
On Tuesday, in a blog post, Ms. Ikeji accused "cyber squatters and hackers" of attempting to bring her blog down.
She pointed a finger directly at Mukhtar Dan'Iyan, the Editor in Chief of US-based The 15 Past Eight Media Group handle @ AyeDee on Twitter.
A Digital Copyright Millennium Act, DMCA, is an avenue to report content that you would like removed from the services of Google under laws that are applicable.
He also said "Emmanuel Efremov" was one of the directors in his business.
"Emmanuel hasn't attempted to sell anything to Linda, nor has he ever demanded any sort of money from her.