Antitrust judge 'in a pickle' over Google's privacy demands
Leading news sites have taken the decision to publish the redacted documents while the judge takes the weekend to decide what he will allow to be public
The Department of Justice “caved” when Google challenged it to remove public access to emails, charts and internal presentations at its landmark antitrust suit, it was claimed yesterday.
Bloomberg said the decision made the “trial much more difficult for the public to follow” and was markedly different to “the similarly monumental antitrust case against …
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