The agreements would have ensured news providers get remunerated, in compliance with the new European Directive on Copyright.
Google refuses to sign deals with French news providers
US states launch competition probe against Google and Facebook
European Commission fines Google €1.49 billion
27 regulators call on Apple and Google to improve transparency in app stores
The International Consumer Protection and Enforcement Network (ICPEN) asks the two tech giants to ensure app providers say how they use consumers’ data.
French DPA issues €50m GDPR fine on Google
The CNIL of France has issued the largest GDPR fine to date, and the first on one of the world’s tech giants.
Google appeals the EC’s Android fine, while setting out its plan to comply
Google is appealing the European Commission’s decision of July 2018, in which Google was fined €4.34bn for imposing “illegal restrictions” on Android device manufacturers and mobile operators, to strengthen its dominant position on the internet search market
