Google sued by EEA and UK publishers for €25bn after anti-competitive advertising

Ben NorrisSeptember 14, 2022
HAMBURG, GERMANY - MARCH 4, 2013: Google Corporation Building sign
Google offices in Hamburg, Germany. Credit: Shutterstock/l i g h t p o e t

European and UK publishers have mounted fresh legal action against Google, seeking damages, reportedly up to €25bn, for anti-competitive practices used on its online advertising platform.

Announcing the action, Brussels-ba...

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Ben NorrisSeptember 14, 2022
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