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| Court claims Google lost right to pull site from search results You'd think that Google's search results would be protected in the US by free speech rights. Google gets to say what what shows up on its own site, right? However, one Florida court thinks differently. It recently determined that Google wasn't protec... http://www.engadget.com/2016/05/22/c...tected-speech/ |
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