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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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This legislation puts duties on platforms to take steps to remove illegal content and prevent children from accessing harmful and age-inappropriate content. However, it contains protections for “recognised news publishers” which prevent platforms from arbitrarily removing news content without providing notice and the right of appeal.
The PPA has been in conversation with government officials and the relevant regulatory bodies about whether our members will fall under the scope of these protections. The regulator is expected to launch consultation processes in the next few weeks on implementation, which we will be responding to.
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For more information about the Bill please click here. To read more about the protections for “recognised news publishers” click 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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