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European Commission Accuses Google Of Abusing Dominant Positions In Online Ads

The European Commission recently declared that Google “abused its dominant positions” in the online advertising market.

As a measure to foster fair competition, the commission has put forth a recommendation for Google to divest a portion of its ad services.

This assessment follows a two-year anti-trust investigation. Google has been given the opportunity to respond to this preliminary finding, after which a final decision will be made.

If the commission upholds its stance, Google could face a fine of up to 10% of its annual global revenues.

 

Nunnem Gangte

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