More Data, More Problems: Explaining the DOJ's Push to Get Google to Share More Ad Data

More Data, More Problems: Explaining the DOJ's Push to Get Google to Share More Ad Data

Google’s selective transparency isn’t accidental—it’s core to its business model.

EU Commission Finds US Tech Giants Violating Regulatory Compliance

The European Commission announced that American tech companies Apple and Google-owner Alphabet are found to be in violation of the European Union’s digital regulations, which target anti-competitive practices. Alphabet and Apple have been accused of failing to comply with the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). This law targets large “gatekeeper” platforms to ensure they behave in a “fair way” and allow room for competitors. The Commission defines g…

EU cracks down on Google and Apple under DMA rules

The European Commission wants Apple to increase interoperability, while Google is under fire for favouring its own services over third-party offerings. Read more: EU cracks down on Google and Apple under DMA rules

EU accuses Google's Alphabet of non-compliance offenses

Google accused of treating its services more favorably than its competitors - Anadolu Ajansı

The European Commission considers that Google Search and Google Play, two services of the American Alphabet group, violate the competition rules of the European Union.

The European Commission considers that Alphabet has infringed the Digital Markets Act (DMA). It has communicated its findings on Google Search and Google Play to the company. Alphabet now has the opportunity to examine the preliminary findings and respond to them. "The two preliminary findings that we are making today are intended to ensure that Alphabet's findings are correct.