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The court ruled that Google's digitization of over 20 million books, mostly out-of-print titles, did not violate copyrights because the Mountain View, California-based company only showed short sections of the books in its database. 
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Google has been ordered to remove links to a company by a Canadian court, in the wake of the 'right to be forgotten' European ruling
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A Canadian court is forcing Google to remove search listings not just for google.ca, but beyond the country’s borders too. The case could lead to more regional censorship practices becoming global.
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