"European Media Groups Sue Google for $2.3 Billion Over Advertising Practices"

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Google is facing a 2.1-billion-euro lawsuit from 32 media groups, including Axel Springer and Schibsted, alleging losses due to the company's digital advertising practices. The lawsuit, filed in a Dutch court, comes amid increased regulatory scrutiny of Google's ad tech business. The media groups claim that Google's misconduct led to a less competitive market, resulting in lower revenues and higher fees for ad tech services. Google opposes the lawsuit, stating it works constructively with publishers and adapts its advertising tools in partnership with them.
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- Google hit with €2.1B lawsuit from more than 30 European media companies POLITICO Europe
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