Marketing & SEO

EU signals imminent decision on Google DMA probe

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The EU's Competition Commissioner Teresa Ribera indicated an imminent decision on whether Google violates the Digital Markets Act, though no specific timeline was given. This decision could force significant changes to Google’s search operations in Europe, impacting ad serving, ranking, and pricing, and potentially reshaping competition dynamics for content creators with European audiences.

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