Trending Topix, Inc., is dissatisfied with its rankings in Google, Inc.'s search results and files a suit, seeking an injunction.The court is most likely to rule that under the First Amendment, search results on Google are
A)protected opinions.
B)not protected if they are "unfair" in ranking the search results.
C)not protected if the search engine uses a computerized algorithm.
D)subject to limited protection as commercial speech.

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Search results on Google are considered protected opinions under the First Amendment, as they are seen as editorial judgments similar to those made by newspapers or other media outlets.