EU readies record DMA fine against Google’s search dominance
The European Union is preparing to issue a potentially record-breaking fine against Google under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). This fine would target Google's alleged dominance in search. The article indicates this could be the largest DMA penalty to date.
Key Takeaways
- The EU is preparing a Digital Markets Act fine against Google.
- The penalty targets Google’s dominance in search.
- The article says the fine could be the largest DMA penalty to date.
Why It Matters
This would be an immediate financial and regulatory hit for Google under the EU’s Digital Markets Act, with search dominance at the center of the case. It also signals that Brussels is willing to use the DMA for major penalties, not just warnings. For streaming and other digital platforms, the relevant cue is the size of the enforcement action: the article says this could be the bloc’s biggest DMA fine yet. Watch for the final penalty amount once the EU issues it.
Read full article at bitget.com
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