Google argued that the "entire basis of the internet could be compromised" if it was forced to police what search suggestions people see. Photo: AP Google argued that the "entire basis of the internet could be compromised" if it was forced to police what search suggestions people see. Photo: AP
Google argued that the "entire basis of the internet could be compromised" if it was forced to police what search suggestions people see. Photo: AP
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Hong Kong tycoon can sue Google over 'autocomplete' search suggestions, court rules

Albert Yeung allowed by High Court to bring defamation case over search engine giant's autocomplete function linking him to triads

Topic |   Google
Stuart Lau
Stuart Lau

Updated: 9:13am, 7 Aug, 2014

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Google argued that the "entire basis of the internet could be compromised" if it was forced to police what search suggestions people see. Photo: AP Google argued that the "entire basis of the internet could be compromised" if it was forced to police what search suggestions people see. Photo: AP
Google argued that the "entire basis of the internet could be compromised" if it was forced to police what search suggestions people see. Photo: AP
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