""Data is a key input for online search and for developing new services, including AI. Access to this data should not be restricted in ways that could harm competition.""
""In fast-moving markets, small changes can quickly have a big impact. We will not allow practices that risk closing markets or limiting choice.""
""Beginning in March 2024, Google was required to be in compliance with the DMA and it did plan some changes in accordance with the legislation.""
""The EC is accepting comments on the proposed measures through May 1, and Google's legal team is certain to have a lot of opinions to share.""
The European Commission has proposed new measures for Google to comply with the Digital Markets Act, requiring access to search data for third-party search engines. This includes data points like ranking, query, click, and view data on fair terms. Teresa Ribera emphasized the importance of data for competition and innovation. Google has faced scrutiny for its market dominance and has been charged for not meeting competition obligations. The requirements may change as the EC accepts comments on the proposals until May 1, with Google's legal team likely to respond.
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