Competition Commission of India orders another probe against Google
PTI, Oct 8, 2022, 12:18 PM IST
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The Competition Commission has ordered another detailed probe against Google for alleged unfair revenue-sharing terms with respect to news content.
The case will be clubbed with two other ongoing matters against the search engine major where the allegations are substantially same, according to the Competition Commission of India (CCI).
The latest order has come on a complaint filed by the News Broadcasters & Digital Association.
In January this year, CCI ordered a probe against Google on the complaint filed by the Digital News Publishers Association. Later, the Indian Newspaper Society also filed a similar case and that was clubbed with the first one.
Now, the regulator’s probe arm Director General (DG) will submit a consolidated investigation report, the watchdog said in an order released on Friday.
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