EU probing trio of Google complaints
European regulators said on Wednesday that they are investigating complaints filed by three web companies that contend the US Internet giant Google is not playing fair.
European regulators said on Wednesday that they are investigating complaints filed by three web companies that contend the US Internet giant Google is not playing fair.
The European Commission "can confirm that it has received three complaints against Google which it is examining," said a statement from Brussels, spelling out that the probe remains informal at this stage.
"As is usual when the commission receives complaints, it informed Google earlier this month and asked the company to comment on the allegations," it added.
A senior Google executive said in a blog post late on Tuesday that complaints were made by British price comparison website Foundem, French legal search engine ejustice.fr, and Microsoft's Ciao! from Bing.