Google claims its EU search is the worst in 29 years, The Next Web reports
The Next Web says Google met a 60-day compliance deadline after a €460 million fine from Brussels. Its warning of worse search quality rests on figures only Google holds.
The Next Web says Google met a 60-day compliance deadline after a €460 million fine from Brussels. Its warning of worse search quality rests on figures only Google holds.
The Next Web reports that Google rolled out search changes in Europe to comply with EU rules, meeting a 60-day deadline after a €460 million fine from Brussels. Google claims the result is its worst search engine in 29 years. The publisher notes that the figures supporting that claim come entirely from Google.
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The Next Web says Google met a 60-day compliance deadline after a €460 million fine from Brussels. Its warning of worse search quality rests on figures only Google holds.
The Next Web reports that Google rolled out search changes in Europe to comply with EU rules, meeting a 60-day deadline after a €460 million fine from Brussels. Google claims the result is its worst search engine in 29 years. The publisher notes that the figures supporting that claim come entirely from Google.
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