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Supreme Court’s Google search ban could have global implications

Broadcast | 06/28/2017 10:07 am EDT
Supreme Court's Google search ban could have global implications

OTTAWA — In a landmark ruling, Canada’s top court dismissed an appeal by Alphabet Inc. Wednesday and upheld a worldwide ban on search results of a company that Equustek Solutions Inc. said infringed on its products, in a move that could influence future takedown cases in other jurisdictions, experts say.

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