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B.C. court dismisses Google case in Equustek

Broadcast | 04/18/2018 12:33 pm EDT
B.C. court dismisses Google case in Equustek
Google's campus in Mountain View, California (photo via Wikipedia).

A British Columbia court said it will not set aside or change a provincial court decision to force Alphabet Inc. to remove an alleged bad actor from its search results, pointing to weak new evidence brought by Google that experts say made for an unsurprising decision.

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