A federal judge dismissed Google’s lawsuit against the web-scraping service SerpApi after finding that the tech giant’s allegations were “insufficient” to prove a copyright violation. Google accused SerpApi of using “deceptive means” to scrape its search results, to which SerpApi argued that it’s just doing “what Google does to everyone else.“ The judge is giving Google 21 days to amend its complaint. [Link: Google Lawsuit Against SerpApi Over Scraping Search Results Has Been Dismissed | https://www.seroundtable.com/google-lawsuit-serpapi-dismissed-41731.html | Search Engine Roundtable]

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California granted our motion to dismiss Google’s lawsuit.

A federal judge dismissed Google’s lawsuit against the web-scraping service SerpApi after finding that the tech giant’s allegations were “insufficient” to prove a copyright…