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UK High Court judge says Google will either need to let an SEO expert inspect its ranking algorithms or withdraw evidence from its long-running competition case

Tough choice for adtech monolith in Foundem case  —  Google must either show its “crown jewels” to a man it described …

The Register Gareth Corfield

Discussion

  • @dtunkelang Daniel Tunkelang on x
    I don't see this case ending with Google making any meaningful disclosures about its ranking algorithms, but I still hope it will be entertaining. https://www.theregister.co.uk/ ...
  • @andybeal Andy Beal on x
    Hopefully, there's not a shortage of popcorn right now for the #SEO industry. https://www.theregister.co.uk/ ... https://twitter.com/...