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When the Church of Scientology demanded that Google remove links that allegedly enabled users to pull up confidential church documents, Google took them down, and then encouraged users to visit chillingeffects.org, a pro-First Amendment Web site. Google found a unique solution to one of the thorniest problems facing in-house lawyers for new-media companies: What rights do Web sites have when they use third-party content?
June 25, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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