A U.S. district court judge recently dismissed what may be the first antitrust case to address whether a social networking site can prevent its users from posting certain links. The Central District's Judge Howard Matz threw out the antitrust claim against MySpace.com last month, saying the social networking site was not required to display competitors' Web page links.
July 25, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A U.S. district court judge recently dismissed what may be the first antitrust case to address whether a social networking site can prevent its users from posting certain links.
The Central District’s Judge Howard Matz threw out (.pdf) the antitrust claim against MySpace.com last month, saying the social networking site wasn’t required to display competitors’ Web page links.
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