Regulators Fine Google $1 Billion for Self-Preferential Search Results

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Google has been fined $1 billion for search result practices deemed abusive and deceitful in their self-preferencing of the company’s own services.

The ruling addresses how the platform ranks its own products ahead of competitors, a decision the reporting party notes will serve as a positive development for search market competition.

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RT @thevivafrei: Google fined $1 billion for abusive and deceitful self-preferential search results. This should actually be very good new…

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