Google is all about organized theft. Take the newspaper industry. Its content has been stripped so that anybody can look up whatever has been published for free, and then need not subscribe to the newspaper in question. Then there is the matter of surreptitious stripping of e-mail content, which the company has decided not to do anymore, apparently. Then there is the matter of preferential ranking of sites when one googles a question, where sponsored ranking is what happens, making the googling activity somewhat counterproductive if not useless. But the stock market loves this and rewards the shareholders very well. As for freedom of speech, there is no question than a person can subscribe to any newspaper at all to get the requisite degree of freedom, but the problem is that people have to pay to read the content and don't want to do that. So the newspaper industry downsizes, and the content becomes ever more vapid & content free. 
The Supreme Court of Canada has done the right thing.