Marketing

EU overturns Google’s €1.49bn fine: What next for advertising?

Google has claimed a rare legal victory with the European Union General Court’s overturning the €1.49 billion antitrust fine levied on the internet giant in 2019. The verdict was a huge victory in Google’s struggle with the EU, signalling a turning point in the long-running dispute over competition in digital advertising. The case focused on…

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The FTC’s Director Of Consumer Protection On What Self-Reg Orgs Can Do To Avoid ‘Fading Into Irrelevance’

Earlier this week, I attended the National Advertising Division’s ad law conference in New York City, where I heard two top Federal Trade Commission officials express two very different points of view about the agency’s agenda. On Monday, Samuel Levine, director of the FTC’s Division of Consumer Protection, delivered an address to a room of

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