Google Adapts to Pressure From EU Spam Guidelines
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Under pressure from the European Commission, the Alphabet subsidiary Google adapts its spam guidelines in Europe in order to avert an imminent competitive penalty.The amendment came into force on Sunday (30 August) and applies to the 27 EU states as well as Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein. This was reported by the US search engine operator shortly before the entry into force of the amendments. Outside the European Economic Area (EEA) the regul…
Google eliminates in Europe the penalty for hosting third-party commercial content known as site reputation abuse, a relief for publishers. The Google entry removes in Europe the penalty for hosting third-party commercial content from media coverage aparece primero en Merca2.
The European Commission had opened an investigation in November into the impact of this regulation on the region's media.
Google Changes Spam Policy in Europe After EU Regulators' Scrutiny
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