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Google+ Local and the European CommissionEuropean competition laws prohibit companies with a dominant market position from engaging in anti-competitive conduct that excludes competitors from the market (conduct that reduces consumer welfare).
In late 2010, the Directorate-General for Competition (DG-COMP) announced it was opening an investigation into potential antitrust violations by Google related to its search business. The announcement began as a largely closed-door investigation into Google’s business practices.
Former Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia examined three separate proposals by Google to settle, but all had the same fundamental flaw: ad-like links to three rivals designed and positioned such that they rarely receive any clicks. However, accepting such a “concession” would have effectively licensed the aggressive promotion of Google+ powered local services, leading to consumers being deprived of more helpful information sourced by the full World Wide Web. Almunia's term ended in late 2014 and he was replaced by Danish political Margarethe Vestager.
On April 15, 2015, Commissioner Margarethe Vestager announced a formal Statement of Objections against Google related to its treatment of the comparison shopping vertical. As such, Focus on the User is offered as a constructive, consumer-welfare-maximising framework for consumers and policy makers to consider.
In the battle between Google+ and Google’s relevance algorithm, Google+ is winning.Consumers and European innovators are losingIn addition to harming consumers directly through the relevance of the search results produced, Google’s behavior harms them indirectly through its impact on startups and innovation in Europe. Many startups rely on traffic by the dominant search provider for initial exposure and traction with users. The way results are positioned within the first page of search results (which fewer than 5% of users click beyond) is a zero sum game: as Google+ is given more prominence on the page, an entire ecosystem of third party content is left competing for ever fewer slots filled by Google’s algorithm. Unfortunately, Google’s settlement proposals to date have not meaningfully addressed these problems.
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