Google Alters EU Spam Policy

Alphabet adjusted its spam policy in Europe to address regulatory concerns and avoid potential antitrust penalties. The European Commission welcomed the change, noting it protects publishers hosting third-party content.

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ALPHABET INC-CL A altered its European search spam rules on Friday morning to bypass potential antitrust penalties. The move follows publisher pushback over search rankings for commercial content. DMA violations carry fines reaching 10% of global annual turnover.

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