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Google Files Amended Complaint Against SerpApi, Focusing on Licensed Content Protection

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Google amended its lawsuit against SerpApi to emphasize protection of licensed content from partners like Reddit who explicitly restricted third-party extraction.

Google has filed an amended complaint in its lawsuit against SerpApi, the search results scraper tool, shifting focus to protecting licensed content partnerships. Per SERoundtable, the revised filing highlights allegations that Reddit and other licensing partners explicitly instructed Google to prevent unauthorized access to their content. Google is now emphasizing its obligation to safeguard licensed content from being scraped and commercialized by third parties.
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