Friday, August 14, 2015

Google postponement in EU case abuse of power – Telegraaf.nl

Search giant Google has been given extra time to respond to allegations of the European Union that it abused its dominant position in several EU countries. It is the second time Google postponement of the case that could end in a penalty billions for the company

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Google now has for August 31 on the accusations react focused mainly on the Google Shopping service. The Internet giant would own price to draw in the search results. The European watchdog wants Google how the price comparison ranks changes and has threatened a heavy fine if the search giant does not. In addition, the Commission also examines whether Google’s own services voortrekt in the area of ​​local search, and travel cards.

The investigation against Google has been running for five years and the Internet company already has three times unsuccessfully tried to settle the matter. According to an insider, Google will not conduct his defense behind closed doors.

If Google is found guilty, the EU can now impose a fine of up to ten percent of annual turnover. That equates to around six billion dollars

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