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In November 2015, UK business Streetmap sued enterprise giant Google under the theory of ‘abuse of competition’. In essence, this was the civil version of the previous antitrust case against Google by the European Commission. The high court subsequently ruled against Streetmap and here we outline the details of the court case and some of

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