The European Commission wants Google to share search engine data with competitors
The European Commission has proposed new measures requiring Google to share search engine data, including ranking, query, and click data, with competitors on fair terms. This move is part of the Digital Markets Act aimed at fostering competition in the online search market. The EC is accepting public comments on the proposal until May 1, with a final decision expected by July 27.
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- Entities
- Teresa Ribera
- Digital Markets Act
- Competition Law
- European Commission
- Search Engine Data Sharing
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