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Yahoo does not intend to comply with the deadline of a court order requiring the company to block French users from accessing Nazi-related items on its U.S. Web site. The Net giant has only until the end of this week to apply the French court's ruling made in November last year. Since the ruling was made, Yahoo has taken action to rid its U.S. site of hate-related goods, which may make the ruling moot.
February 21, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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