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CMA publishes final Fair Ranking rules for Google Search
The CMA has published its final Fair Ranking Conduct Requirement (CR) for Google Search as part of the UK’s new digital markets regime.
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These amendments aim to strengthen copyright protections and establish a clear redress procedure to enforce existing intellectual property rights.
The proposed measures would explicitly require AI companies to comply with UK copyright law. The measures would grant copyright holders the right to know when, where, and how their work is being used, and there would be a mandate to ensure the owners of anonymous web crawlers are disclosed.
The government is not expected to accept these amendments at this stage, as it is currently consulting on a strategy to balance AI growth with the protection of human creativity. The PPA has been actively engaging with the government and stakeholders throughout this consultation process.
If you have any questions or would like to find out more, contact our Head of Policy and Public Affairs, Eilidh.wilson@ppa.co.uk
The CMA has published its final Fair Ranking Conduct Requirement (CR) for Google Search as part of the UK’s new digital markets regime.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published its final decision on the Publisher Conduct Requirement for Google Search, marking an important step in the regulator’s efforts to address competition concerns in digital markets.
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