Google has successfully dismissed antitrust lawsuits brought forth by Chegg and Penske Media, which accused the tech giant of improperly using copyrighted material to redirect web traffic. US District Judge Amit Mehta determined that the lawsuits lacked sufficient grounds for an antitrust claim, clarifying that mere expectations of website traffic are not legally binding agreements. This ruling highlights ongoing debates surrounding how technological advances impact publisher revenue.
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