Google reportedly has reached a deal with European Union (EU) regulators regarding its so-called anticompetitive search practices. While tweaking its search engine results may put an end to the EU's investigation into Google's search practices...
Google has submitted proposals to address European Union (EU) concerns that the company, which owns a dominating 90 percent of the search market in Europe, is guilty of discriminating against rivals, Bloomberg reported.
The long worked on facial recognition technology recently released by Facebook is coming under attack from European Union regulators questioning its intrusion in to users' privacy. Facebook gave information to the EU shortly after the investigation...
Under European Union regulations, service providers are exempt from liability if their networks cache or transmit illegal or infringing content, but those organizations do have a duty to act to remove it.
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European Union justice chief Viviane Reding, says sites like Google and Facebook must abide by data privacy rules or else they will face court action. EU Tells Google and Facebook, Comply with Data Privacy Rules.
European Union justice chief Viviane Reding, says sites like Google and Facebook must abide by data privacy rules or else they will face court action. Reding believes this should apply to sites irregardless of where the servers physical location is...
Despite what you may have read elsewhere, Google and the European Commission aren't nearing a resolution on the antitrust investigation launched in the European Union in November, and Google isn't likely to change its algorithm there any time soon.
The EU has tried to get a grip on this, but it's complicated by regulations within the individual countries, plus not every country is part of the European Union. Europe has the European Union. They are trying to regulate the use of cookies within...
Italy has just closed their investigation but the European Union is doing a wide spread inquiry with a 120 question survey out to various industries and companies. Europe Giving Google Mixed Signals: EU Hands Out Antitrust Questionnaire by Frank...
In the European Union, Google is facing increasing antitrust scrutiny from regulators over its search practices -- with the possibility that Google will have to give the EU access to its algorithm. Edelman no doubt will be cheering on the European...
Italy has just closed their investigation but the European Union is doing a wide spread inquiry with a 120 question survey out to various industries and companies. Meanwhile the EU is asking if advertisers have been offered better organic search...
Hey, advertisers in the European Union. The European Commission (EC) wants to know all about it. These questionnaires were sent out to major European and U.S.based companies involved in publishing, Internet searching, advertising, and...
The Economic Times reports "pressure is growing on Google to lift the veil on some of its inner workings as European regulators investigate complaints that Google's search engine unfairly discriminates against certain websites' by the European Union.
Has Google abused its dominant position in search in the European Union? Google Faces EU Antitrust Investigation Over Alleged Organic, Paid Search Result Bias by Danny Goodwin Google To Gain Access To Over 1.5 Million European Patent Documents...
Has Google abused its dominant position in search in the European Union? The European Commission (EC) investigation will look at allegations of: That will be the focus of antitrust regulators as they formally investigate complaints of...
The European Union is pushing for stronger privacy rules, to give users more control over how Google (as well as other search engines and social networking sites) uses personal information, Reuters reported.
The change, effective from Sept.follows a ruling by the European Union's highest court in March that Google doesn't breach EU law by selling trademark-protected names as keywords, Bloomberg reported. Though it is limited to "some advertisers...
Is EU Softening On Online Activites, AcquisitionsSeems the European Union is becoming more sensitive to the workings of the internet. From the SEW blog: Organic Search Super Bowl Advertisers Mostly Unprepared, Search-wiseAdvertisers pony up big...
Is EU Softening On Online Activites, AcquisitionsSeems the European Union is becoming more sensitive to the workings of the internet. Want a snapshot of the day's search marketing news? Here we've collected today's top news stories posted to the...
