Google appeals a Canadian Supreme Court ruling that sets a principle (similar to rulings we've seen from the EU) that if a court in one country says that something should not be on the Internet seen in that country, it should not on the Internet as seen in any country.
Should a Canadian court be able to decided what someone here in the US should see? How about a French court? Or a Russian court? Or a Chinese court? Or an Iranian court?
No. No they should not.
Google brings internet free-speech battle to Supreme Court
Google is fighting a Canadian ruling it says has worldwide implications for access to information online on Tuesday.
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