EU says it is in talks with Google over changes after €890M DMA fine
Google has started changing its search results and Google Play fees, the European Commission said, as it reviews compliance.
Via TNW | Google

The European Commission is in talks with Google about the steps the company may take following the EU’s €890M (about $1bn) fine in July. The Commission confirmed the talks on Wednesday to Reuters.
The fines were issued under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the EU law that sets rules for the largest online platforms.
In its July decision, the Commission fined Google €460M for placing its own shopping, hotel, transport and sports results above rival services in search.
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