Google’s submits second proposal, ICOMP response
ICOMP welcomes the fact that Google has finally responded to the Commission’s demand for new commitments.
ICOMP welcomes the fact that Google has finally responded to the Commission’s demand for new commitments.
ICOMP has now a page on its website sharing a selection of market test responses from members and other interested parties who have kindly let them make their response public.
On 25 June CEPIC participated in a press briefing on the anti-trust investigations of the European Commission into Google’s practices on-line.
On 27 May 2013 CEPIC submitted own comments to the remedies proposed by Google within the anti-trust investigations led by the European Commission since 2010.
Q&A from European Commission on Google antitrust procedure.
Images search engines have rolled out changes in image display. New features infringe copyright in some countries and dramatically affect website traffic and image sales everywhere. In Germany, trade body Freelens has been successful in forcing Yahoo Images to revert to its former display.
Statement on “Deeply Disappointing” FTC Google Decision Almunia issues strongest warning yet to Google. Google has resolved the US Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) 20 month antitrust probe by “voluntarily” agreeing to implement certain changes to the way it conducts its search business.
Following Google’s recognition that its 95% market dominance on both PC and mobile based services may have harmed numerous companies across the Internet and acceptance of the Commission’s “framework”, ICOMP announces that a robust dialogue for resolving the many concerns raised will continue.
Scientific Study reveals Google’s Methods and Effects
European Union Google Antitrust Case
SearchNeutrality.org published a video that highlights some of the more important inaccuracies and inconsistencies of Mr Schmidt’s testimony at last month’s US Senate Antitrust hearing into Google.