European Press Publishers Call for EC Measures Against Google’s "Site Reputation Abuse" as it endangers the Free Press

European press publishers’ organisations denounced on Tuesday that Google is “systematically reducing” Internet media traffic and asked the European Commission to take “immediate action” to remedy it.

European press publishers’ organisations denounced on Tuesday that Google is "systematically reducing" Internet traffic in the media and asked the European Commission to take "immediate action" to remedy it. "In recent months strong evidence has emerged indicating that Google has been systematically reducing the reach of pages [...] The entry European press editors report that Google systematically reduces its traffic was first published in Digi…

European Press Publishers Call for EC Measures Against Google’s "Site Reputation Abuse" as it endangers the Free Press

European Press Publishers’ Associations ENPA, EMMA, EPC and NME urge the European Commission to take immediate measures against Google’s “Site Reputation Abuse.”

Brussels, Belgium. European organizations of press editors denounced on Tuesday that Google is "systematically reducing" Internet traffic in the media and asked the European Commission to take "immediate measures" to remedy it. "In recent months strong evidence has emerged that Google has been systematically reducing the reach of media websites, through adjustments of manual penalties that are not transparent and inconsistent application of its …