The European Commission wants to push Google off its web search throne with a data sharing proposal
The European Commission is proposing that Google share its search data, including ranking, query, and click data, with third-party search engines. This initiative aims to foster competition and comply with the Digital Markets Act. Google has previously resisted similar data-sharing proposals, citing privacy and innovation concerns.
- Entities
- Company: Microsoft
- Company: Activision Blizzard
- Person: Lee-Anne Mulholland
- Topic: Digital Markets Act
- Topic: Regulation
- Company: European Commission
- Topic: Data Sharing
- Company: Google
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