Policy and advocacy digital news, Public Affairs
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.
Policy and advocacy digital news, Public Affairs
Policy and advocacy digital news, Public Affairs
Of particular relevance to PPA members are the remarks on page 20 of the White Paper:
“Government is taking wider action to ensure the UK retains its status as a global leader in AI, for example by taking forward Sir Patrick Vallance’s recommendation relating to intellectual property law and generative AI. This will ensure we keep the right balance between protecting rights holders and our thriving creative industries, while supporting AI developers to access the data they need.”
Further details of Sir Patrick’s previous recommendation can be found here.
The PPA will continue to engage with the White Paper process to ensure the right balance is struck on this and that members’ intellectual property and copyright are not given away without the proper licensing protections.
You can read the White Paper here.
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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