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News Corp sued by Brave Software, a Google search engine rival


Published on 2025-05-06 18:45:17 - Reuters
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  • In a Wednesday night complaint filed in San Francisco federal court, Brave said News Corp sent a cease-and-desist letter threatening litigation and demanding compensation for the alleged misappropriation of copyrighted articles by "scraping" its websites and indexing their content. Brave countered that it is "fair use" to index website content, "which all search engine operators must do to exist."

News Corp has initiated legal action against Brave Software, alleging that Brave's web browser infringes on copyrights by displaying News Corp's content, including articles from The Wall Street Journal and The New York Post, without permission. The lawsuit, filed in a New York federal court, claims that Brave's actions not only violate copyright laws but also diminish News Corp's advertising revenue. Brave Software defends its practices, asserting that its browser does not show the full content of articles and that it operates within legal boundaries by providing users with a summary and a link to the original source. This legal battle highlights ongoing tensions between content creators and tech companies over the use and monetization of online content.

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