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Some very prominent tech companies have sent a letter to Margrethe Vestager, the European Commissioner of Competition, which we are learning about on the heels of the $2.7B fine announced yesterday. It seems that these companies want regulatory action against Google and are not afraid to ask for it.
Google ( or, to be more accurate, Alphabet ) is so huge at this point - and has its hands in so many different industries - that it is fighting a war on a seemingly infinite number of fronts. That inevitably wins the company many enemies, and while their voice is unified in the letter sent to the European Commission, each of them have their own motives for supporting regulatory action against Google and its parent company.
The list of companies that include Disconnect, Inc., Getty Images, Inc., News Corporation, News Media Alliance, Oracle Corporation, Trip.com, and Yelp Inc. have some fairly solid beefs against the Alphabet giant.
Google ( or, to be more accurate, Alphabet ) is so huge at this point - and has its hands in so many different industries - that it is fighting a war on a seemingly infinite number of fronts. That inevitably wins the company many enemies, and while their voice is unified in the letter sent to the European Commission, each of them have their own motives for supporting regulatory action against Google and its parent company.
The list of companies that include Disconnect, Inc., Getty Images, Inc., News Corporation, News Media Alliance, Oracle Corporation, Trip.com, and Yelp Inc. have some fairly solid beefs against the Alphabet giant.