Google sues to block 'overly broad' demands by Mississippi
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GOOGLE Inc sued to block what it called overly broad demands by Mississippi in its investigation of online contraband sales, after accusing the state's attorney-general of doing Hollywood's bidding.
The lawsuit was filed on Friday in federal court in Jackson, after Google, citing hacked Sony Corp e-mails, expressed concerns about reports that the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) pushed states to pressure the search engine giant.
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