
European publishers, tech firms, and startups have urged EU antitrust regulators to conclude their nearly two-year investigation into Google's alleged preferential treatment of its own services in online searches and to impose a fine. The probe, launched under the EU Digital Markets Act in March 2024, aims to address concerns over Big Tech dominance. The groups emphasized the importance of upholding the DMA's integrity to protect European companies facing financial challenges amid Alphabet's conduct. The European Commission acknowledged the letter and aims to conclude the investigation promptly.
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