Google has strike back at Rupert Murdoch after he branded the looking hulk a "piracy leader".
The News Corporation chairperson tweeted that Google "streams cinema free" and "sells [adverts] around them".
In response, Google mentioned that it fought pirates and counterfeiters "every day".
Mr Murdoch was tweeting in reply to the White House's strong opponent to a few aspects of the argumentative Stop Online Piracy Act (Sopa).
If passed, the deed would give calm owners and the US supervision the power to solicit justice orders to close down websites related with piracy.
A matter from the White House appeared to side with critics of both Sopa and Protect IP Act (Pipa) - a identical bill due to be put before the Senate.
In reply to an anti-Sopa petition, the White House mentioned online robbery indispensable a "serious legislative response" but that it contingency not "inhibit innovation".
It added: "We will not encouragement legislation that reduces liberty of expression, increases cybersecurity risk, or undermines the dynamic, innovative universal internet."
The position is expected to violent behavior many companies who have publicly upheld Sopa.
Among them is News Corporation. Mr Murdoch's Twitter explanation indicted the Obama administration department of bowing to "Silicon Valley paymasters".
"Piracy personality is Google who streams cinema free, sells [adverts] around them. No consternation pouring millions in to lobbying," the 80-year-old wrote.
He was referring to Google's indexing of sites gift unlawful downloading of cinema and other
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