Why did an Australian court order Google to pay A$515,000?

An Australian court has ordered Google to pay A$715,000 (US$515,000) to a former lawmaker, stopping it in cracking down on a YouTuber’s “relentless, racist, defamatory, abusive and defamatory video campaign” that has kept him out of politics.

The Federal Court found that Alphabet, which owns YouTube, has hit South South Wales – the most populous state in New South Wales – the most populous state in New South Wales nearly 800,000 times since it was published in late 2020.

A company and a partner were found in the defamation search through YouTube – the reputation of an elected official did not rise.

And in Victoria, a review of defamation law is examining whether online platforms should be held accountable for the libel they host. Displays a list of all posts.

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Barillaro resigned from politics a year after Shanks posted the videos, Raris: “Google cannot disavow responsibility for the significant damage Shanks’ campaign has caused.”

He had 625,000 subscribers on YouTube and 346 thousand followers on Meta Platforms Inc. on Facebook, accusing, even sharing, hashtag, forum, forum, forum, forum, forum, forum, forum, youtube

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In a Facebook post after the verdict, Shanks, who deals with friendly friends, taunted Barillaro by saying, “I finally got to Google…without ever testing the truth in court.”

See regarding reading, Barillaro said: With an apology of course, of course, my apologies are worthless after continuing to persist, Google’s hand has been raised to court.