French courts order Google to pay 126 million euros
A French court has ordered Google to pay 126 million euros in compensation to media organizations, including Le Figaro and PrisM, after being found guilty of monopolistic practices and violations of competition rules in the digital advertising market. The ruling included damages totaling 61 million euros for PrisM Media, 26 million for Le Figaro, 11.5 million for L'Équipe and Le Parisien, and 27.5 million for Dailymotion, although Google announced its intention to appeal the decision. These measures are part of efforts to regulate the digital advertising market and combat monopolistic practices.
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