The Crime of Winning: How Europe’s DMA Punishes Google for Competing
Brussels has found a new way to punish success. Today, the European Commission fined Google €890 million under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) for two familiar business practices—featuring its own products and charging for customers its platform helps attract. The Commission imposed €460 million for “self-preferencing,” or giving Google’s services prominent placement in search results, ... The Crime of Winning: How Europe’s DMA Punishes Google for Competing The post The Crime of Winning: How Europe’s DMA Punishes Google for Competing appeared first on Truth…
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