Google updates EU unwanted content rules
Google announced that it has revised its content policy in Europe in response to European Union concerns, which had threatened the company with a fine of up to 10% of its total annual revenue, in order to avoid penalties under antitrust laws. The changes came after regulatory criticisms of practices that improve search results in ways that could reduce the ranking of news sites and third-party content, especially when involving content from business partners. Google confirmed that the new policies will be implemented in the European Economic Area and will remain in effect outside of it. The European Commission will monitor compliance with these adjustments to ensure they align with competition laws.
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