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The EU feels to me like one of the few forces for good in the world at the moment
Let's not pretend it's not a mixed bag, e.g.: 'European multinationals are aggressively pursuing one of milk’s few growth markets, where locals say they can’t compete.' https://www.politico.eu/article/eus-milk-scramble-for-africa...
The EU feels to me like one of the few forces for good in the world at the moment
Let's not pretend it's not a mixed bag, e.g.: 'European multinationals are aggressively pursuing one of milk’s few growth markets, where locals say they can’t compete.' https://www.politico.eu/article/eus-milk-scramble-for-africa...
I don't think it's related to the EU as institution
The EU feels to me like one of the few forces for good in the world at the moment
Let's not pretend it's not a mixed bag, e.g.: 'European multinationals are aggressively pursuing one of milk’s few growth markets, where locals say they can’t compete.' https://www.politico.eu/article/eus-milk-scramble-for-africa...
Google needs to be broken up. If Microsoft could be broken up, Google deserves it 100x. They control way too much.
Did Google ever pay one of these fines?
Is there an other article with some background / explanation what Google did in this case? That they were "blocking others" doesn't tell me much. Edit: The linked article is now updated, at the time it was basically just a paragraph stating the fine.
Then look at GDPR, which is a mess imho, and article 13 too
Slap on the wrist.