Google and Microsoft will stop showing illegal downloading sites on th

The two companies are voluntarily removing links to piracy sites from the first page under a new code of conduct put forth by the U.K. government that will see a copyright watchdog monitor search results that promote unlawful websites, reports the Telegraph.

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